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Academic year

The following Government courses are listed for the 2005-2006 Fall and Spring academic year.

Course code	Title
GOVT-006	International Relations
GOVT-008	U.S. Political Systems
GOVT-109	American Political Theory
GOVT-117	Elements of Political Theory
GOVT-121	Comparative Political Systems
GOVT-222	Department Seminar: Transitions to Democracy
GOVT-229	Scope and Methods of Political Science
GOVT-231	Constitutional Law I
GOVT-232	Constitutional Law II
GOVT-233	Political Parties
GOVT-235	Congressional Politics
GOVT-241	Public Affairs Seminar Internship
GOVT-242	Presidential Electoral Politics
GOVT-252	Seminar: Constitutional Reform
GOVT-258	Anti-Semitism and Anti-Americanism
GOVT-262	Uniqueness of American Liberalism
GOVT-278	Seminar: Senior Honors Research Seminar
GOVT-285	Soviet & Post-Soviet Foreign Policy
GOVT-293	State/Politics of Former Soviet Union
GOVT-300	Lawyers & The Legal System
GOVT-308	Cuba: Regime Change in Comparative Perspective
GOVT-317	The Politics of Unipolarity
GOVT-325	International Relations Theory
GOVT-330	Liberalism and Empire
GOVT-331	The Politics of Natural Resources
GOVT-333	Department Seminar: Peacekeeping
GOVT-335	Honors Sem: Civic Republicanism
GOVT-336	Prosem: Political Violence and Regime Change
GOVT-337	Voluntary Organizations and Politics in Comparative Perspective
GOVT-338	Prosem: Security & Economic Institutions in East Asia
GOVT-345	From Riots to Revolution
GOVT-349	Honors Seminar: International Politics
GOVT-350	Department Seminar: Politics of the Christian Right
GOVT-351	Campaigns & Elections
GOVT-354	Environmental Politics
GOVT-359	Political Behavior
GOVT-360	Anti-semitism & Philo-semitism
GOVT-364	Lobbying & Interests
GOVT-372	Issues in Latin American Politics
GOVT-374	Dept Sem: Authoritarianism in Comparative Perspective
GOVT-376	Foundations of Democracy/Market in Russia
GOVT-377	Department Seminar: Third World Politics
GOVT-382	Modern Jewish Civilization: Nationhood & Diaspora
GOVT-384	U.S. Foreign Policy Process
GOVT-387	Costs of the Cold War
GOVT-393	American Politics & the Media
GOVT-395	Balkan Politics
GOVT-397	Dept Sem: Leadership, Pandering & Political Responsiveness
GOVT-400	Dept Sem: From Communism to Globalization: Russia & China
GOVT-401	Dept Sem: Class, Culture & Politics
GOVT-403	International Law
GOVT-404	Comparative Political Economy of Development
GOVT-406	Human Rights/International Relations
GOVT-407	Early Modern Political Thought
GOVT-409	Comparative Ethnic and Religious Conflict
GOVT-414	Dept Sem: Global Migration and Citizenship
GOVT-415	Contemporary U.S. Foreign Policy
GOVT-417	U.S., Iran & The Caspian
GOVT-418	Middle East Politics in Comparative Perpsective
GOVT-419	Dept Sem: Globalization and International Law
GOVT-420	Ethics & International Relations
GOVT-421	Democracy & Social Change in the Andes
GOVT-433	Religion & World Politics
GOVT-438	The U.S. and the Middle East
GOVT-439	Bureaucratic Politics
GOVT-440	Political Psychology of International Relations
GOVT-442	International Law and U.S. Foreign Policy
GOVT-444	Arab-Israeli Conflict
GOVT-447	International Environmental Law
GOVT-450	Democratic Consolidation in Latin America
GOVT-452	Crime, Corruption & Democracy
GOVT-453	Emotional/Psychological Costs of Liberalism
GOVT-461	Dept Sem: Psychology & Politics: Study of Leadership
GOVT-463	Terrorism & Proliferation
GOVT-464	Dept Sem: Machiavelli
GOVT-475	Dept Sem: Children, Politics & Public Policy
GOVT-476	Dept Sem: Problems in Democratic Theory
GOVT-477	Israeli Society & Politics
GOVT-478	Race, Ethnicity, and Governance
GOVT-480	Comparative Social Movements
GOVT-486	Democracy: Ancient and Modern
GOVT-487	Political Philosophy of Aquinas
GOVT-488	International Political Economy
GOVT-493	International Organizations & Transstate Actors
GOVT-494	The Psychotic Edge of Politics
GOVT-505	Fundamentals: Political Theory
GOVT-507	Scope & Methods of Political Science
GOVT-508	Analysis of Political Data
GOVT-509	Advanced Political Analysis
GOVT-519	Law and Global Society
GOVT-520	Approaches/Topics in American Politics
GOVT-521	Legislative Process
GOVT-523	Judicial Politics
GOVT-524	The American Presidency
GOVT-525	U.S. Political Parties
GOVT-527	Public Opinion & Voting Behavior
GOVT-530	Global Accountabilities
GOVT-531	Methodology of Comparative Politics
GOVT-532	Political Challenges to International Law
GOVT-533	Political Economy of Communism
GOVT-538	Critics of Modernity
GOVT-548	U.S. Foreign Policy-making in Latin America
GOVT-551	Fundamentals of International Relations
GOVT-554	Conflict Resolution
GOVT-562	Latin American Government and Politics
GOVT-573	Russian Foreign Policy
GOVT-590	The European Union
GOVT-593	Comparative European Politics
GOVT-613	Post-Soviet Russian Policy
GOVT-648	Politics of Syria & Lebanon
GOVT-702	Research in American Politics
GOVT-710	Crisis of Governability in Latin America
GOVT-720	Comparative Field Seminar: Democracy & Democratization
GOVT-721	Law, Institutions & International Trade
GOVT-722	Political Theory Methods Seminar
GOVT-725	Comparative Politics of the Middle East
GOVT-728	Transitional Justice/Rule of Law/Democratization
GOVT-733	Terrorism & International Law
GOVT-749	International Law & War
GOVT-776	Seminar: International Legal Philosophy
GOVT-778	Theories of Political Development

Cross listed courses
CULP-044	Intro to Culture and Politics: Social Sciences
INAF-360	Peacemaking and Peacekeeping: A Middle Power Perspective
INAF-377	Introduction to Genocide and Holocaust: Perpetrators, Victims and Bystanders
IPEC-401	Senior Seminar
LING-381	Language, Government and Jewish Identity
PPOL-612	FEDERALISM AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS

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