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1 POLITICAL SCIENCE YEARLY COURSES Updated: 11/26/2012 THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME PLEASE SEE CAESAR FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE LISTING OF THE CURRENT QUARTER UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Course # Title Fall Winter Spring 101 Freshman Seminar Druckman (Campaign 2012) Hurd, I. (The Politics of International Law) Reno (Armed Intervention) L. Stuelpnagel (The Press and the Political Process) Monoson (Socrates Today) Rogers (The Politics of American Cities) Hurd, B. (Politics of Religious Freedom: Minorities, Rights and Law) Joseph (Power, Prosperity and Poverty: How Do Nations Succeed?) Toender (Politics of Comedy) 201 Introduction to Political Theory Stevens Toender 220 American Government and Politics Galvin Burch 221 Urban Politics Rogers 230 Introduction to Law in the Political Arena Iris Skogan 240 Introduction to International Relations Spruyt Loriaux 250 Introduction to Comparative Politics Riedl Reno 301 Ancient and Medieval Political Thought Monoson 302 Early Modern Political Thought Toender 303 Modernity and Its Discontents Dietz
2 305 Moral Dilemmas Honig 308 Deportation Law and Politics Stevens 310 Methods of Political Inference Krupnikov 311 Logics of Political Inquiry Stevens 312 Statistical Research Methods Seawright 321 Community Political Processes Skogan Ogorzalek 324 Parties and Elections Page 325 Congress and Legislative Process Harbridge 327 African American Politics Rogers 332 Constitutional Law I Grisinger 333 Constitutional Law II Grisinger 340 International Relations Theory Hurd, I. 341 International Political Economy Nelson 342 International Organizations Hurd, I. 343 International Law Alter 344 U.S. Foreign Policy Caverley 345 National Security Caverley 347 Ethics in International Relations Coicaud 348 Globalization Nelson
3 349 International Environmental Politics Wolinsky 350 Social Movements Pearlman 351 Middle East Politics Pearlman 352 Comparative Democratic Institutions Kernell 353 Latin American Politics Gibson 354 Southeast Asian Politics Winters 355 Chinese Politics Hurst 361 Democratic Transitions Gibson 368 Political Economy of Development Gans Morse 369 Russian Politics Gans Morse 372 The Middle East in International Politics Ozel 375 Comparative Politics of Business Government Relations Nelson 376 Internal Wars and the State Reno 377 Drugs and Politics Arjona Caverley (US Primacy or first year seminar) Burch (Criminal Justice Politics and Policy) 390 Special Topics Rice (The Politics and Paradoxes of Humanitarian Aid in Africa) Steinbrecher (European Integration and Public Opinion) Steinbrecher (Democracy in German History) Caverley (War and Society) Joseph (Whose Democracy?)
4 Ozel (Power and Revolution) Ruffer (International Politics of Human Rights) Steinbrecher (West European Politics) Stuelpnagel (The Press and Presidential Elections) 394 Linkage Seminar Rielly Arjona (Violent Rebels) 395 Political Research Seminar Hurd, B (International Politics of the Middle East) Joseph (Democracy, Development, and the New Global Economy) Krupnikov (Political Persuasion) Riedl (Local Governance) Rogers (Racial Politics in American Cities) Dominguez (Latino Politics) Loriaux (Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War) Pearlman (Israeli Palestinian Conflict) Roberts (Fixing the U.S. Constitution) Seawright (Citizens and Politics) Coicaud (The Dynamics of Rights and Emotions/ Passions in a Globalizing World: European, American, and Asian Explorations) Druckman (Studying Public Opinion) Gans Morse (The Politics of Corruption) Harbridge (Party Polarization) Ogorzalek (Race, Place, & Space in American Politics) 398 1/2 Senior Seminar Roberts Roberts
5 GRADUATE COURSES: Course # Title Fall Winter Spring 403 Probability and Statistics Kernell 404 1/2/3 Practicum in Political Analysis Roberts Roberts Roberts 405 Linear Models Krupnikov 406 Advanced Econometrics Seawright 410 American Political Institutions and Behavior Druckman 411 Theories of American Political Institutions Harbridge 419 American Political Development Galvin 424 Public Opinion, the Media, and Democracy Page 440 International Relations Theory Spruyt 442 International Organization Nelson 445 International Security Caverley 447 Critical Studies in World Politics Loriaux 450 Proseminar in Comparative Politics Winters 451 Comparative Political Economy of Development Gans Morse 454 Social Movements and Mobilization Pearlman 453 Modern Africa Reno 455 Latin American Politics Gibson 461 Classical Political Theory Monoson
6 462 Early Modern Political Theory Toender 463 Late Modern Political Thought Dietz 469 Knowledge and Politics Stevens Arjona (Proseminar in Comparative Politics II) 490 Special Topics Alter (International Law) Hurd I. (Interpretive Methods) Farr (John Locke and the Interpretation of Texts) Hurst (Chinese Politics) Mahoney (Historical Institutionalism)
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