Graduate Courses

2009-2010 Courses

For time schedules and course descriptions, please see ExploreCourses.

Key to Course Fields:
International Relations Courses: 1, 10-19, 110-119, 210-219, 310-319, 410-419
American Politics Courses: 2, 20-29, 120-129, 220-229, 320-329, 420-429
Political Theory Courses: 3, 30-39, 130-139, 230-239, 330-339, 430-439
Comparative Politics Courses: 4, 40-49, 140-149, 240-249, 340-349, 440-449
Political Methodology Courses: 150-159, 350-359
Political Institutions Courses: 360-369

Fall

SEMINARS

POLISCI 310A: International Relations Theory, Part 1 (Fearon, Sagan)
POLISCI 336J: Collectivites (Bratman, Cohen)
POLISCI 337S: Seminar on Liberation Technologies (Cohen, Diamond, Winograd)
POLISCI 420A: Approaches to the Study of American Politics ( Wand)
POLISCI 440A: Theories in Comparative Politics (Laitin)

LECTURES

POLISCI 314D: Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (Diamond, Stoner-Weiss)
POLISCI 323S; Analysis of Political Campaigns (Iyengar)
POLISCI 350A: Political Methodology I (Wand)

WORKSHOPS

POLISCI 311A: Workshop in International Relations (Goldstein, Schultz)
POLISCI 324: Graduate Seminar in Political Psychology (Krosnick)
POLISCI 334: Philanthropy and Civil Society (Powell, Reich)
POLISCI 348R: Workshop: China Social Science (Chan, Oi, Walder, Zhou)
POLISCI 402: Methods of Analysis Program in the Social Sciences (MAPSS) Workshop (Jusko, Rodden)
POLISCI 422: Campaigns, Elections, and Public Opinion (Jackman, Segura)
POLISCI 433: Workshop in Political Theory (Cohen, Reich)
POLISCI 440D: Workshop in Comparative Politics (Jusko, Rodden)

CASE/PROB

POLISCI 351A: Foundations of Political Economy (Hatfield)

DIRECTED READINGS/INDEPENDENT STUDY

POLISCI 329: Directed Reading and Research in American Politics
POLISCI 339: Directed Reading and Research in Political Theory
POLISCI 349: Directed Reading and Research in Comparative Politics
POLISCI 359: Advanced Individual Study in Political Methodology
POLISCI 369: Directed Reading and Research in Political Organtizations
POLISCI 400: Dissertation
POLISCI 801: TGR Project
POLISCI 802: TGR Dissertation

Winter

SEMINARS

POLISCI 310B: International Relations Theory, Part II (Lipscy, Tomz)
POLISCI 326V: Class, Region, and Religion in American Politics (Segura)
POLISCI 330A: Classical Seminar: Origins of Political Thought (Ober, Simonton)
POLISCI 338E: The Problem of Evil in Literature, Film, and Philosophy (Dupuy)
POLISCI 344: Politics and Geography (Jusko, Rodden)
POLISCI 364: Theories of Political Institutions (Moe)
POLISCI 404: Dispute Resolution in International Economic Law (Goldstein)
POLISCI 420B: Topics in American Political Behavior (Iyengar, Sniderman)
POLISCI 436: Rational Choice (Stone)
POLISCI 440B: Political Economy of Development (Haber)

LECTURES

POLISCI 310R: International Conflict: Management and Resolution (Bland, Holloway, Weiner)
POLISCI 348: Chinese Politics: The Transformation and the Era of Reform (Oi)
POLISCI 350B: Political Methodology II (Jackman)
POLISCI 352: Introduction to Game Theoretic Methods in Political Science (Fearon)
POLISCI 357: Sampling and Surveys (Rivers)

WORKSHOPS

POLISCI 311B: Workshop in International Relations (Fearon, Schultz)
POLISCI 324: Graduate Seminar in Political Psychology (Krosnick)
POLISCI 334: Philanthropy and Civil Society (Powell, Reich)
POLISCI 348R: Workshop: China Social Science (Chan, Oi, Walder, Zhou)
POLISCI 353B: Workshop in Statistical Modeling (Wand)
POLISCI 402: Methods of Analysis Program in the Social Sciences (MAPSS) Workshop (Jusko, Rodden)
POLISCI 403: International Conflict Resolution Colloquium (Holloway, Ross, Weiner)
POLISCI 422: Campaigns, Elections, and Public Opinion (Jackman, Segura)
POLISCI 433: Workshop in Political Theory (Cohen, Reich)
POLISCI 440D: Workshop in Comparative Politics (Jusko, Rodden)

CASE/PROB

POLISCI 351B: Economic Analysis of Political Institutions (Shotts)

DIRECTED READINGS/INDEPENDENT STUDY

POLISCI 319: Directed Reading in International Relations
POLISCI 329: Directed Reading and Research in American Politics
POLISCI 339: Directed Reading and Research in Political Theory
POLISCI 349: Directed Reading and Research in Comparative Politics
POLISCI 359: Advanced Individual Study in Political Methodology
POLISCI 369: Directed Reading and Research in Political Organizations
POLISCI 400: Dissertation
POLISCI 801: TGR Project
POLISCI 802: TGR Dissertation

Spring

SEMINARS

POLISCI 310C: Research in International Relations (Goldstein)
POLISCI 312S: Managing Global Complexity (Krasner, Stedman)
POLISCI 314S: Decision Making in US Foreign Policy
POLISCI 322F: Seminar on Electoral Change (Fiorina)
POLISCI 323R: The Press and the Political Process (Iyengar)
POLISCI 330C: History of Political Thought III: Freedom, Reason, and Power (Stone)
POLISCI 331: High-Stakes Politics: Case Studies in Political Philosophy, Institutions, and Interests (Ober, Weingast)
POLISCI 336: Introduction to Global Justice (Pasternak)
POLISCI 337: Models of Democracy (Fishkin)
POLISCI 337T: Designing Liberation Technology (Cohen, Winograd)
POLISCI 344U: Political Culture
POLISCI 362: New Economics of Organization (Weingast)
POLISCI 420C: American Political Institutions (Moe)
POLISCI 436: Rational Choice (Stone)
POLISCI 440C: Methods in Comparative Politics (Jusko, Laitin)
POLISCI 443S: Political Economy of Reform in China (Oi)

LECTURES

POLISCI 350C: Political Methodology III (Jackman)

WORKSHOPS

POLISCI 324: Graduate Seminar in Political Psychology (Krosnick)
POLISCI 331S: Politics and Collective Action (Stone)
POLISCI 334: Philanthropy and Civil Society (Powell, Reich)
POLISCI 348R: Workshop: China Social Science (Chan, Oi, Walder, Zhou)
POLISCI 353C: Workshop in Statistical Modeling (Wand)
POLISCI 402: Methods of Analysis Program in the Social Sciences (MAPSS) Workshop (Jusko, Rodden)
POLISCI 422: Campaigns, Elections, and Public Opinion (Jackman, Segura)
POLISCI 433: Workshop in Political Theory (Cohen, Reich)
POLISCI 440D: Workshop in Comparative Politics (Jusko, Rodden)

CASE/PROB

POLISCI 351C: Testing Models of Governmental Decision Making (Krehbiel)

DIRECTED READINGS/INDEPENDENT STUDY