LECTURE
COURSE
SYLLABI
American Government and Politics
Comparative Politics and Foreign Government
International Relations and Foreign Policy
Political Theory
To colloquia and senior seminar syllabi.
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
POLS BC 1001 DYNAMICS OF AMERICAN POLITICS
Fall 2007 Richard Pious, Spring 2007 Raymond Smith, Fall 2006 Judith Russell, Spring 2006 Kimberley Johnson,
Fall 2005 Lorraine Minnite
Evaluations: Richard Pious
POLS BC 3200 AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT, 1789-1980
Spring 2003 Kimberley Johnson
POLS BC 3210 POWER, POLITICS, POLICYMAKING
Fall 2005 Kimberley Johnson
POLS V 3230 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF REGIONALISM IN THE UNITED STATES
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent. Limited to 45 students.
Fall 2002 Kimberley Johnson
POLS V 3313 AMERICAN URBAN POLITICS
Fall 2006 Judith Russell, Fall 2002 Lorraine Minnite, Spring 2002 Lincoln Mitchell, Spring 2001 Jill Gross
Evaluations: Judith Russell
POLS BC 3335 MASS MEDIA AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
Credit is not granted for both this course and POLS W 4220.
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent.
Kathleen Knight
POLS BC 3336 WORKSHOP IN MASS MEDIA AND POLITICS
Students intern at mass media organizations in New York City (newspapers, magazines, television, radio, etc.) while doing readings in media and politics. Reading lists are tailored to specific internships. Students meet every other week with instructor to discuss readings and connect them to internship experiences. Research paper required. Junior or senior status: pre-arrange internship through the Office of Career Development.
Prerequisite or corequisite: POLS BC 3335 or the equivalent. Permission of the instructor required. 2 points.
Syllabus: Kathleen Knight (ongoing)
POLS W 4226 AMERICAN POLITICS AND SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent.
Fall 1998 Judith Russell
POLS W 4311 AMERICAN PARTIES AND ELECTIONS
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent.
Fall 2007 Raymond Smith, Fall 2002 Heather Foust-Cummings, Fall 2001 Ester Fuchs
POLS W 4316 THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent.
Fall 2007 Richard Pious
Evaluations: Richard Pious
POLS W 4321
THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF PRESIDENTIAL-CONGRESSIONAL RELATIONS
Prerequisite: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent.
Spring 2006 Richard Pious
Evaluations: Richard Pious
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COMPARATIVE POLITICS AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
POLS V 1501 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS
Spring 2007 Mona El-Ghobashy, Spring 2001 Elisabeth Jay Friedman, Spring 1998 Elizabeth Wishnick, Spring 1997 Xiaobo Lu
POLS V 3401 DEMOCRACY AND DICTATORSHIP IN EUROPE
Prerequisite: A course in European history or comparative politics preferred but not necessary. Enrollment limited to 40 students. "L" sign-up via the Barnard Registrar.
Spring 2008 Sheri Berman
POLS BC 3424 ASIAN POLITICS
Fall 1994 Xiaobo Lu
POLS V 3620 CONTEMPORARY CHINESE POLITICS
Prerequisite: POLS V 1501 or the equivalent, or BC 3424, or permission of the instructor.
Spring 2006 Huan Wang, Spring 2003 Jennifer Holdaway, Spring 2001 Xiaobo Lu, Fall 1998 Elizabeth Wishnick
POLS W 4402 THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY
Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing and a background in political theory and/or comparative politics.
Spring 2001 Peter Juviler
POLS W 4414
MAKING DEMOCRACY WORK
Prerequisite: One course in Comparative Politics. Limited to 30 students.
Spring 2006 Sheri Berman
POLS W 4435 POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND GOVERNANCE
Prerequisite: POLS V 1501 or the equivalent. Additional courses in comparative politics are recommended. Open to undergraduate students with at least sophomore standing and graduate students.
Syllabus: Fall 1999 Xiaobo Lu
POLS W 4445 POLITICS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA
Prerequisite: POLS V 1501 or the equivalent. Additional courses in comparative politics are recommended. Open to undergraduate students with at least sophomore standing and graduate students.
Fall 2006 Mona El-Ghobashy
POLS W 4496 CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN POLITICS
Prerequisite: POLS V 1501 or the equivalent or permission of the instructor.
Linda Beck
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND FOREIGN POLICY LECTURES
POLS V 1601 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
Kimberly Marten
POLS BC 3012 THE UNITED NATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
Prerequisite: POLS V 1601 or the equivalent or permission of the instructor.
Spring 2001 Kimberly Marten
POLS V 3604 CIVIL WARS AND INTERNATIONAL INTERVENTION IN AFRICA
Prerequisite: International Relations (POLS V 1601 or equivalent) or Comparative politics
(POLS V 1501 or equivalent) or Introduction to Human Rights (HRTS V 3001 or equivalent) or Introduction to Africana Studies (AFRS BC 3004 or equivalent).
Fall 2008 Séverine Autesserre
POLS V 3615 GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
Prerequisite: POLS V 1601 or the equivalent. An introductory course in Economics, Political Economy or international political economy is highly recommended.
Fall 2006 Alexander Cooley
POLS V 3633 INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY:
Theories, Approaches and Debates
Prerequisite: POLS V 1601 or the equivalent; an introductory course in Economics is highly recommended. Not open to students who have taken POLS BC 3800.
Fall 2002 Alexander Cooley
POLS V 3675 RUSSIA AND THE WEST
Prerequisite: POLS V 1601 or the equivalent or permission of instructor.
Spring 2008 Kimberly Marten
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POLITICAL THEORY LECTURES
POLS BC 1013 POLITICAL THEORY
3 points.
Syllabus for BC 1013: Fall 2008 Ayten Gündogdu (description only), Fall 2005 Robert Amdur, Fall 2002 Dennis Dalton
Syllabi for BC 1014: Spring 2003 Dennis Dalton, Spring 2001 Jeffrey Friedman
Evaluations: Dennis Dalton, Robert Amdur
POLS BC 1016 MODERN POLITICAL THEORY
Syllabus to come: Fall 2006 Jeffrey Friedman
POLS V 3020 DEMOCRACY AND ITS CRITICS
Spring 2004 Jeffrey Friedman
POLS V 3027 LIBERALISM, COMMUNITARIANISM, AND THE GOOD
Spring 2004 Jeffrey Friedman
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COURSES IN QUANTITATIVE METHODS
POLS BC 3345 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF POLITICS AND POLICY
Recommended prior course: POLS BC 1001 or the equivalent
Urban Studies UST BC 3200 PROGRAM EVALUATION: Method and Case Studies
Fall 1998 William McAllister, others
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