The tutorials were the active and interesting, incorporating practical exercises as well as discussion.

My impression was that the unit was fairly unorganised and the structure was very vague. I did find the tutorial discussions interesting and engaging - I think the course coordinator is more suited to the tutorial style of instruction. The role play assessment was good too as a change from the usual essays etc. and worked well.

While the course content was provocative, the substitute course coordinator that took this unit when I did delivered lectures that were, at best, mediocre (in terms of engagement, sticking to topic, and how much one gains from the lecture). Tutorial discussions were sometimes interesting, but mostly at a basic level. Fortunately, while sometimes oddly specific and complex, the supplementary readings can be quite challenging (both to your way of thinking and also simply to get through the course). Though, it just makes you wish the whole course was like that.

not the best politics unit, didn't go in depth