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Academic year
The following Russian and East European Studies courses are listed for the 2008-2009 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
REES-425 Central Asia: Foreign and Domestic Relations
REES-440 History and Politics of Central Asia
REES-482 Security Issues in Russia and Eurasia
REES-500 Introduction to Area Studies
REES-610 Building Capitalism: Post-Communist Transition
REES-645 Central Asia in Modern Times
 
Cross listed courses
ANTH-460 Political Anthropology of the Russian Federation
ANTH-480 Ethnicity and Nationalism
ARTH-456 Russian and Soviet Art 20th century
ECON-541 International Finance
ECON-542 International Trade
GOVT-293 State and Politics in the Former Soviet Union
GOVT-375 Market/Democracy in Russia
GOVT-414 Dept Sem: Global Migration and Citizenship
GOVT-545 History and Politics of the Caucasus
GOVT-648 Graduate Research Seminar on Russian Politics
HIST-170 History of Russia I
HIST-171 History of Russia II
HIST-172 History of East Central Europe I
HIST-173 Twentieth-Century East Central European History
HIST-366 Empires and the Greater Middle East, 1500-2005
HIST-371 Novels of empire
HIST-372 Topics in Russian History: The Caucasus
HIST-381 Military History of NATO
HIST-541 German and European History
HIST-678 Nineteenth-Century Imperial Russia
HIST-777 Nobles and Citizens in Early Modern Europe
HUMW-011 Critical Reading & Writing
INAF-465 Topics on Contemporary Turkey
INAF-466 I Lost it at a Turkish Movie
INAF-508 Topics: IBD, Business, Government and the Global Economy
INAF-539 European Roots of Turkish Nationalism
INAF-542 Economy of Energy and Oil
INAF-556 U.S. Policy Toward European Enlargement
INAF-698 Introduction to Humanitarian Crisis
PLSH-001 Beginning Polish I
PLSH-002 Beginning Polish II
PLSH-101 Intermediate Polish I
PLSH-102 Intermediate Polish II
PLSH-397 Tutorial: Professional Polish I
RUSS-043 Gateway: Introduction to Literary Theory
RUSS-115 Russia A-Z
RUSS-116 Russia A-Z
RUSS-211 Third-Level Russian
RUSS-213 Russia(n) in Context
RUSS-214 Russia(n) in Context
RUSS-355 Forth-Level Russian
RUSS-397 Professional Russian I
RUSS-398 Professional Russian II
RUSS-461 Pushkin: Eugine Onegin
RUSS-470 Yankees in Petrograd, Bolsheviks in New York.
RUSS-471 Women in Russian Literature: 1790s-1870s.
RUSS-473 Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature I - Heroines and Anti-Heroes
RUSS-474 Community Displaced - Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature
RUSS-491 History of the Russian Language
RUSS-492 Master and Margarita
TURK-022 Intermediate Turkish II
TURK-202 Advanced Turkish II
TURK-351 Introduction to Turkish Culture

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