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1 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Teaching Schedule - Updated April 23, Term Course No. Section No. Course Name Time Professor Foundations of Political Economy Avishai, Bernard Racial Justice (Identical to AAAS 21/WGSS 40.03) 2 Threadcraft, Shatema Law, Courts, and Judges (Identical to PBPL28) Nachlis, Herschel Policy Implementation (Identical to PBPL46) 3B Nachlis, Herschel Politics Israel and Palestine (Identical to JWST 40.01) 12 Anziska, Seth Perception and Misperception: The Politics of the Cold War Vandewalle, Diederik The Making of the Middle East (Identical to JWST 44/AMES 41.15/ARAB6.01/HIST90.04) 2 Anziska, Seth Globalization and Global Development Vandewalle, Diederik Civil War, Insurgency, and the International Response 10 Friedman, Jeffrey Indigenous Nationalism (Identical to NAS 36) Turner, Dale Indians and European Political (identical to NAS 48) Turner, Dale Introduction to Law, Social Justice, and Trial Practice Fredrickson, Bruce Lessons from America's Foreign Wars 2 Friedman, Jeffrey Ethics of the Family 6B Rose, Julie Ethics, Economics, and the Environment 3A Rose, Julie Feminist Theory (Identical to AAAS 20/WGSS 67.05) 11 Threadcraft, Shatema 3 01 The American Political System 11 Lacy, Dean
2 3 02 The American Political System 12 Lacy, Dean 4 01 Politics of the World 10 Carey, John 6 01 Political Ideas 11 Murphy, James Quantitative Political Analysis Costa, Mia Quantitative Political Analysis Cottrell, David Quantitative Political Analysis Cottrell, David Women and Politics (Identical to WGSS 31.04) 12 Brooks, Deborah Political Economy: Age of Google 10 Avishai, Bernard Latinx Politics (Identical to LATS21) Rocha, Rene Politics Israel & Palestine (Identical to JWST 40.01) 2 Avishai, Bernard State Building in the Middle East and North Africa Vandewalle, Diederik Sex and the State in Latin America (Identical to LACS52/WGSS31.01) 10 Baldez, Lisa Nuclear Weapons Press, Daryl Rise and of Great Powers Lind, Jennifer US Foreign & Military Policy 10 Mastanduno, Michael US Foreign & Military Policy 11 Mastanduno, Michael Ethics & Public Policy (Identical to PBPL 042) 9L Swaine, Lucas Black Political Thought (Identical to AAAS 21.75) Threadcraft, Shatema Liberalism and its Critics 11 Swaine, Lucas The Rise fo China Lind, Jennifer
3 The Rise of Populism in Europe 3A Ferwerda, Jeremy Media and Advertising: American Politics 11 Brooks, Deborah Political Representation Costa, Mia Dilemmas of Development: India, China, and Middle East Vandewalle, Diederik Latin America and the United States: The Dynamics of Foreign Policy (Identical to LACS 50.11) DeShazo, Peter Military Statecraft in International Relations (Identical to PBPL 82.01) Press, Daryl Gender and War 3A Baldez, Lisa Contemporary Readings on Justice 6A Bedi, Sonu The Color Line, Lynching and the Black Public Sphere: Social&Political Thought of Ida Wells & DuBois (Identical to AAAS 21.50) Threadcraft, Shatema London FSP N/A Muirhead, Russell Honors 3B Carey, John/ Valentino, Benjamin 3 01 The American Political System Bafumi, Joseph 4 01 Politics of the World 10 Horowitz, Jeremy 5 01 International Politics 11 Lind, Jennifer 5 02 International Politics 10 Powers, Kathleen 6 01 Political Ideas Swaine, Lucas Nationalism in War and Reconciliation 2 Lind, Jennifer Intelligence and National Security 2 Friedman, Jeffrey Applied Multivariate Analysis Lacy, Dean Revolution, Reform and Reaction (Identical to LACS 50.09) DeShazo, Peter
4 Energy & Society of Middle East (Identical to AMES 41.20) TBD Vandewalle, Diederik/ Chad, Elias Politics of Africa (Identical to AAAS87.95) 2 Horowitz, Jeremy Foreign Policy and Decision Making 10 Friedman, Jeffrey International Security Miller, Nicholas Daniel Webster and Dartmouth College Case (Identical to COCO24/HIST90.06/ENGL52.11) Bonner, Robert/Muirhead, Russ/Pease, Donald Jurisprudence 10 Murphy, James Civil Liberties: Legal & Normative Approaches 6A Bedi, Sonu Politics and Markets (Identical to PBPL81.09) 3B Fowler, Linda American Political Behavior Lacy, Dean Foreign Aid Carey, John Leadership and Grand Strategy Wohlforth, William Resistance and Collaboration 6B Miller, Nicholas Contemporary Political Theory Swaine, Lucas Utopia and Its Critics 11 Murphy, James Honors 3B Carey, John/ Valentino, Benjamin 84.XX 01 TBD TBD Short, Philip 3 01 The American Political System 12 Costa, Mia 3 02 The American Political System 2 Costa, Mia 4 01 Politics of the World 10 Horowitz, Jeremy 5 01 International Politics 11 Press, Daryl
5 5 02 International Politics 11 Wohlforth, William 6 01 Political Ideas 12 Clarke, Michelle The Media and Politics 11 Brooks, Deborah Quantitative Political Analysis 10 Herron, Michael Quantitative Political Analysis 2 Ferwerda, Jeremy Quantitative Political Analysis 3B Cottrell, David Game Theory (Identical to QSS 18) 11 Herron, Michael Women and Politics (Identical to WGSS31.04) 12 Brooks, Deborah Political Misinformation and Conspiracy Theories Nyhan, Brendan Immigration Policy in the U.S. (Identical to LATS 54) Commodities, Globalization & Development in Latin America (Identical to LACS 50.08) 11 Rocha, Rene TBD DeShazo, Peter Immigration Politics 11 Ferwerda, Jeremy Politics of Latin America (identical to LACS51) 10 Carey, John Psychology and international Politics TBD Powers, Kathleen Weapons of Mass Destruction Miller, Nicholas Russian Foreign Policy 10 Wohlforth, William International Security 2 Press, Daryl International Political Economy 11 Mastanduno, Michael The Future of Capitalism Federal Indian Law (Identical to NAS50) Muirhead, Russell/Wheelan, C/Irwin, D Duthu, N.
6 Defying Convention: Human Rights in the United States and the United Nations Baldez, Lisa Experiments in Politics (Identical to QSS 30.03) Nyhan, Brendan Race and Politics in the U.S. (Identical to LATS 70) 2 Rocha, Rene Identities and Power in the Americas (Identical to LACS 80.02/AAAS 90.01) Baldez, Lisa Ethnic Conflict 3A Horowitz, Jeremy Economic Statecraft in International Relations Mastanduno, Michael Foreign Policy & the Mass Public 3B Powers, Kathleen The Political Philosophy of Nietzsche Clarke, Michelle Wittgenstein and Political Thought Turner, Dale DC FSP N/A Bafumi, Joseph Honors N/A Carey, John/ Valentino, Benjamin
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Teaching Schedule Updated February 2, 2018
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Teaching Schedule - Updated February 2, Term Course No. Section Course Name Time Professor 20.02 01 Foundations of Political Economy Avishai, Bernard 30.09 01 Law, Courts, and Judges
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Teaching Schedule
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Teaching Schedule - Updated March 5, Term Course No. Section Number Course Name Time Professor 20.02 01 Foundations of Political Economy Avishai, Bernard 27 01 Racial Justice (Identical
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Course # Course Name Field(s) Taught L32-101B American Politics American SP96/SU96/FL96/SP97/SU97/FL97/SP98/SU98/FL98/SP99/FL99/SP00/S U00/FL00/SP01/SU01/FL01/SP02/SU02/FL02/SP03/FL03/SP04/SU04/F L04/SP05/SU05/FL05/FL06/FL07/FL08/SU09/FL09/SU10/FL10/FL11/SU
Poli 123 Political Psychology
Poli 123 Political Psychology Professor Matthew Hibbing 210B SSM mhibbing@ucmerced.edu Course Description and Goals This course provides an introduction and overview to the field of political psychology.
RECENT ADDITIONS FEBRUARY (1) 2013
RECENT ADDITIONS FEBRUARY (1) 2013 CONTENTS 320 POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 320.9 POLITICAL SITUATION & CONDITION 2-5 327 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 6 338.9 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH,ECO.PLANNING 7 363 SOCIAL
College of Arts and Sciences. Political Science
Note: It is assumed that all prerequisites include, in addition to any specific course listed, the phrase or equivalent, or consent of instructor. 101 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. (3) A survey of national government
OSO Political Science 2014.xlsx
Oxford University Press - Oxford Scholarship Online Oxford University Press - Oxford Scholarship Online Abortion Politics, Women's Movements, and the Democratic State Nov-03 2001 Y 9780199242665 http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/0199242666.001.0001/acprof-9780199242665