Please note: Courses offerings listed below are tentative and subject to change.
Spring 2025
Course Number | Course Title | Instructor | Subfield |
---|---|---|---|
POL 240/SPI 312 | International Relations | Blair | IR |
POL 303 | Modern Political Theory | Conti | PT |
SPI 370/POL 308/CHV 301 | Ethics and Public Policy | Macedo | PT |
POL 316 | Civil Liberties | George | AP/PT |
POL 332 | American Statesmanship: The Art of Statesmanship and the Political Life | Brooks | Other |
POL 335 | Political Economy of the United States | McCarty | AP |
POL 340 | Politics of Policing | Mummolo | AP |
POL 342 (new) | Identity Politics | White | AP |
POL 347/ECO 347* | Game Theory in Politics | Iaryczower | FQ |
POL 351/SPI 311/LAS 371 | The Politics of Development | Goyal | CP |
POL 352/SPI 319 | Comparative Political Economy | Londregan | CP |
POL 357/SPI 314/GSS 399/SAS 357 | Gender and Development | Goyal | CP |
POL 364/NES 322 | Politics of the Middle East | Nugent | CP |
POL 366/AFS 366 | Politics in Africa | Widner | CP |
POL 379 (new) |
Politics of Southeast Asia |
Kuipers | CP |
POL 380/SPI 319 | Human Rights | Bass | IR |
POL 396 | International Organizations | Vreeland | IR |
POL 422/GSS 422 | Gender and American Politics | McConnaughy | AP |
POL 430/SPI 424 | CP Seminar: Military, State, and Society | Lotito | CP |
POL 432/SPI 426 | CP Seminar: Democratic Backsliding and the Demise of Democracy | van Noort | CP |
POL 441 | IR Seminar: Theories of International Order | Ikenberry | IR |
POL 442 | IR Seminar: Contesting Globalization-Actors, Interests, and Outcomes | Kapstein | IR |
POL 476/CHV 476 | Global Political Thought | Mehta | PT |
CHV 480/POL 480 (new) | Legal Foundations of Liberal Democracy | Sadurski | PT |
CHV 479/POL 483 | Realizing Democracy | Mehta | PT |
POL 488/HUM 488/AMS 488 | Secession, the Civil War and the Constitution | Guelzo | Other |
Subfield Key
- AP: American Politics
- CP: Comparative Politics
- FQ: Formal & Quantitative
- IR: International Relations
- PT: Political Theory
*Denotes that a course satisfies the department's analytical requirement for concentrators.