Courses
International Politics & Economics (IP&E) draws its courses from other departments. Below is a list of courses that count for IP&E credit.
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2019
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economics: Theory and Policy
Spring 2020
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economics: Theory and Policy
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2019
ECON 0229 Economic Hist & Hist of Economic Thought
ECON 0232 Chinese Economy
ECON 0234 Economics of Africa
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0401 Inequality and Justice
ECON 0418 Macroeconomics of Depression
ECON 0429 Trade & For Aid in Latin America
ECON 0430 Post-Communist Econ Transition
ECON 0445 International Finance
ECON 0453 Hist Development of World Economy
ECON 0465 Environmental Economics Topics
Winter 2020- not available yet
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
Spring 2020
ECON 0207 Economics & Gender
ECON 0222 Economics of Happiness (with permission of instructor for IPE credit)
ECON 0229 Economic Hist & Hist of Economic Thought
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0344 International Economics
ECON 0405 Economics of Discrimination
ECON 0418 Macroeconomics of Depression
ECON 0420 Globalization and US Inequality
ECON 0431 Economics of the European Union
ECON 0453 Historical Development of World Economy
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2019
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Spring 2020
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2019
PSCI 0202 African Politics
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0217 Politics of M. East & N. Africa
PSCI 0221 Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0228 Central/East European Politics
PSCI 0242 International Politics and WMD
PSCI 0262 Might and Right Among Nations
PSCI 0286 Authoritarian Politics
PSCI 0335 Latin American Revolutions
PSCI/GSFS 0372 Gender and International Relations
PSCI 0424 Seminar on Comp Democratization
PSCI 0431 Seminar on African Government
PSCI/IGST 0483 Rise of Asia and U.S. Policy
Winter 2020- not available yet
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
Spring 2020
PSCI 0227 Soviet and Russian Politics
PSCI 0232 Diversity Politics in Europe
PSCI 0233 Global Change and Continuity
PSCI 0239 Future Great Power Relations
PSCI 0250 International Diplomacy & Mod. South Asia
PSCI 0260 Pol. Economy Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0311 American Foreign Policy
PSCI 0322 War and Peace
PSCI 0326 Media and Minorities
PSCI 0411 Politics of Money and Finance
PSCI 0438 Political Islam
2018-2019
Courses
International Politics & Economics (IP&E) draws its courses from other departments. Below is a list of courses that count for IP&E credit.
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2018
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economics: Theory and Policy
Spring 2019
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economics: Theory and Policy
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2018
ECON 0228 Econ of Agricultural Transition
ECON 0229 Economic History and History of Economic Thought
ECON 0232 Chinese Economy
ECON 0234 Economics of Africa
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0401 Inequality and Justice
ECON 0405 Economics of Discrimination
ECON 0415 Macroeconomics of Development
ECON 0431 Economics of the European Union
ECON 0445 International Finance
ECON 0466 Environment and Development
Winter 2019
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
INTD 1208 International Commodity Business
Spring 2019
ECON 0222 Economics of Happiness
ECON 0234 Economics of Africa
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0352 Structural Macroecononics
ECON 0405 Economics of Discrimination
ECON 0420 Globalization and US Inequality
ECON 0430 Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0431 Economics of the European Union
ECON 0445 International Finance
ECON 0465 Environmental Economics Topics
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2018
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Spring 2019
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2018
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0219 Free Speech v. Racist Speech
PSCI 0233 Globalization: Change and Continuity
PSCI 0241 Putinism and Contemporary Russian Culture
PSCI 0286 Authoritarian Politics
PSCI 0340 Order and Organization
PSCI 0406 Global Trade Politics
PSCI 0431 Seminar on African Government
PSCI/IGST 0433 Democracy, Deliberation and Global Citizenship
PSCI/IGST 0482 Public/Private Governance
PSCI/IGST 0483 Rise of Asia and U.S. Policy
Winter 2019
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
PSCI 1159 Weapons of Mass Destruction
Spring 2019
PSCI 0202 African Politics
PSCI 0221 Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0225 West European Politics
PSCI 0237 International Law
PSCI 0251 Identity and Conflict in South Asia
PSCI 0258 The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0292 Political Communication
PSCI 0322 War and Peace
PSCI 0330 Comparative Development Strategies
PSCI/GSFS 0372 Gender and International Relations
PSCI 0392 Insurgency and Security Policy
PSCI 0445 Comparative Ethnic Politics
PSCI/IGST 0452 Global Environmental Justice
2017-2018
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2017
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2018
ECON 0150 Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155 Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210 Economic Statistics
ECON 0240 International Economy: A Policy Approach
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2017
ECON 0207 Economics and Gender
ECON 0222 Economics of Happiness
ECON 0225 Theories of Economic Development in Latin America
ECON 0229 Economic History and History of Economic Thought
ECON 0232 Chinese Economy
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0405 Economics of Discrimination
ECON 0415 Macroeconomics of Development
ECON 0428 Population Growth and the Global Future
ECON 0431 Economics of the European Union
ECON 0445 International Finance
ECON 0448 Inequality and Exclusion
ECON 0475 Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
Winter 2018
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
ECON 0234 Economics of Africa
ECON 1028 Economics of Welfare State
Spring 2018
ECON 0265 Environmental Economics
ECON 0329 Theory and Measurement in Economic History
ECON 0365 The Economics of Climate Change
ECON 0405 Economics of Discrimination
ECON 0420 Globalization and US Inequality
ECON 0429Trade and Foreign Aid in Latin America
ECON 0430 Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0431 Economics of the European Union
ECON 0445 International Finance
ECON 0466 Environment and Development
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2017
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Spring 2018
PSCI 0103 Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2017
PSCI 0202 African Politics
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0258 The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0286, Authoritarian Politics
PSCI 0335 Latin American Revolutions
PSCI 0438 Political Islam
PSCI/IGST 0482 Public/Private Governance
PSCI/IGST 0483 Rise of Asia U.S. Policy
PSCI/IGST 0484 Political Econ of Regionalism
Winter 2018
*Reminder: Not more than one WT Course per discipline can count toward the IPEC elective requirement.
PSCI 1020 American Power: Soft Hard or Smart
PSCI 1155 Adversaries and Allies: Diplomacy in World War II and the Vietnam War
PSCI 1156 The Maghreb after the 2011 Uprising
PSCI 1157 South Asia Beyond New Delhi-Islamabad
Spring 2018
PSCI 0217 Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
PSCI 0221 Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0222 Political Economy of the Middle East
PSCI 0233 Globalization: Change and Continuity
PSCI 0239 The Future of Great Power Relations
PSCI 0326 The Media and Minorities
PSCI 0340 Order & Organization
PSCI 0392 Insurgency and Security Policy
PSCI 0426 Critical Frames Social Change}
PSCI 0432 The World Trading System
PSCI 0452 Global Environmental Justice
2016-2017
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2016
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2017
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2016
ECON 0222, Economics of Happiness
ECON 0224, Economic History of Latin America
ECON 0225, Theories of Economic Development in Latin America
ECON 0229, Economic History and History of Economic Thought
ECON 0232, Chinese Economy
ECON 0265, Environmental Economics
ECON 0328, Economics of Global Health
ECON 0401, Inequality and Justice
ECON 0415, Macroeconomics of Development
ECON 0428, Population Growth and the Global Future
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0465, Environmental Economics Topics
Winter 2017
ECON 1023, Extending Financial Services to the Unbanked
Spring 2017
ECON 0207, Economics and Gender
ECON 0329, Theory and Measurement in Economic History
ECON 0365, The Economics of Climate Change
ECON 0415, Macroeconomics of Development
ECON 0429,Trade and Foreign Aid in Latin America
ECON 0430, Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0448, Inequality and Exclusion
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
ECON 0480, Labor Economics
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2016
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
Spring 2017
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2016
PSCI 0221, Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0228, Central/East European Politics
PSCI 0232, Diversity Politics in Europe
PSCI 0240, Comparative Politics of Ethnic Diversity
PSCI 0262, Might and Right Among Nations
PSCI 0292, Political Communication
PSCI 0307, Politics of Virtual Realities
PSCI 0311, American Foreign Policy
PSCI 0330, Comparative Development Strategies
PSCI 0351, Presidents of the Fifth Republic
PSCI 0424, Comparative Democratization
PSCI 0431, African Government
PSCI 0438, Political Islam
PSCI 0483, Rise of Asia U.S. Policy
PSCI 0484, Political Econ of Regionalism
Winter 2017
PSCI 1003, Euro-Atlantic Relations
PSCI 1031, Protest Music in Comparative Perspective
PSCI 1154, Crisis Diplomacy
Spring 2017
PSCI 0202, African Politics
PSCI 0217, Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
PSCI 0226, European Union
PSCI 0227, Soviet and Russian Politics
PSCI 0239, The Future of Great Power Relations
PSCI 0242, International Politics and WMD
PSCI 0251, Identity and Conflict in South Asia
PSCI 0258, The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0260, The Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0282, Power and Violence in America
PSCI 0321, Anglophone v. Francophone Africa
PSCI 0322, War and Peace
PSCI 0324, The Political Development of Western Europe
PSCI 0349, International Politics of the Middle East
PSCI 0392, Insurgency and Security Policy
PSCI 0449, Chinese Foreign Policy
PSCI 0452, Global Environmental Justice
PSCI 0454, Leadership: Politics and Personality
PSCI 0470, Seminar on Race and Ethnic Politics
2015-2016
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2015
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2016
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2015
ECON 0232, The Chinese Economy
ECON 0229, Economic History and History of Economic Thought
ECON 0265, Environmental Economics
ECON 0415, Macroeconomics of Development
ECON 0424, Econ Prosperity Global Economy
ECON 0425, Economic Development Seminar
ECON 0428, Population Growth and the Global Future
ECON 0429, Trade and Foreign Aid in Latin America
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
Spring 2016
ECON 0207, Economics and Gender
ECON 0224, Economic History of Latin America
ECON 0425, Economic Development Seminar
ECON 0229, Economic History and History of Economic Thought
ECON 0230, Transformation in Eurasia
ECON 0265, Environmental Economics
ECON 0430, Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2015
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
Spring 2016
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2015
PSCI 0226, European Union
PSCI 0228, Central/East European Politics
PSCI 0232, Diversity Politics in Europe
PSCI 0240, Comparative Politics of Ethnic Diversity
PSCI 0250, Intl Diplomacy & Mod. South Asia
PSCI 0282, Power and Violence in America
PSCI 0292, Political Communication
PSCI 0303, US-Latin American Relations
PSCI 0307, Politics of Virtual Realities
PSCI 0311, American Foreign Policy
PSCI 0353, French Foreign Policy
PSCI 0380, Int'l Relations of East Asia
PSCI 0424, Comparative Democratization
PSCI 0431, African Government
PSCI 0438, Political Islam
PSCI 0469, Chinese Political Economy
PSCI 0484, Political Econ of Regionalism
Winter 2016
PSCI 1153, Tunisia and the Arab Spring
PSCI 1154, Crisis Diplomacy
Spring 2016
PSCI 0202, African Politics
PSCI 0217, Politics of the Middle East and North Africa
PSCI 0221, Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0227, Soviet and Russian Politics
PSCI 0239, The Future of Great Power Relations
PSCI 0242, International Politics and WMD
PSCI 0251, Identity and Conflict in South Asia
PSCI 0258, The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0260, The Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0286, Contentious Politics and Social Movements
PSCI 0290, Social Unrest in Asia
PSCI 0322, War and Peace
PSCI 0324, The Political Development of Western Europe
PSCI 0349, International Politics of the Middle East
PSCI 0399, Of Pen & Power: Writing Political Francophone Africa
PSCI 0449, Chinese Foreign Policy
PSCI 0454, Leadership: Politics and Personality
PSCI 0455, Political Economy of International Trade
PSCI 0464, French Politics
PSCI 0487, Cybersecurity
2014-2015
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2014
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2015
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2014
ECON 0222, Economics of Happiness (permission of the instructor for IPE credit)
ECON 0224, Economic History of Latin America
ECON 0228, Econ of Agricultural Transition
ECON 0328, Economics of Global Health
ECON 0375, Monetary Theory and Policy
ECON 0428, Population Growth and the Global Future
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
Winter 2015
ECON 1023 Extending Financial Services to the Unbanked
Spring 2015
ECON 0285, The Economic Lens
ECON 0375, Monetary Theory and Policy
ECON 0424, Economic Prosperity in the Global Economy
ECON 0438, The Japanese Economy
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0465, Special Topics in Environmental Economics
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Inst
Required Courses in Political Science
Fall 2014
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
Spring 2015
PSCI 0103, Intro to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
Elective Courses in Political Science with an International Orientation
Fall 2014
PSCI 0214, International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0228, Central/East European Politics
PSCI 0260, Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0280, Politics of Policy Innovation
PSCI 0292, Political Communication
PSCI 0303, US-Latin American Relations
PSCI 0311, American Foreign Policy
PSCI 0330, Comparative Development Strategies
PSCI 0340, Order & Organization
PSCI 0438, Political Islam
PSCI/IGST 0482, Public/Private Governance
PSCI 0483, Rise of Asia and U.S. Policy
PSCI 0484, Political Economy of Regionalism
Winter 2015
PSCI 1003 Euro-Atlantic Relations
PSCI 1040 Diplomacy, War, Social Change
Spring 2015
PSCI 0217, Politics of Middle East & North Africa
PSCI 0221, Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0227, Soviet & Russian Politics
PSCI 0242, International Politics and WMD
PSCI 0258, Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0260, Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0270, Comparative Political Behavior
PSCI 0290, Social Unrest in Asia
PSCI 0307, Politics of Virtual Realities
PSCI 0322, War and Peace
PSCI 0324, Political Development of Western Europe
PSCI 0335, Latin American Revolutions
PSCI 0349, International Politics of Middle East
PSCI 0452, Global Environmental Justice
PSCI 0454, Leadership Pol & Personality
PSCI 0455, Political Economy of Trade
2013-2014
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2013
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2014
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics
ECON 0240, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2013
ECON 0230, Transformation in Eurasia
ECON 0328, Economics of Global Health
ECON 0337 (cross listed as PSCI 0337 & IGST 0437) Democracy, Development and Globalization
ECON 0375, Monetary Theory and Policy
ECON 0428, Population Growth
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0450, History of Economic Thought (permission of the instructor for IPE credit)
Winter Term 2014
ECON 0429, Trade and Foreign Aid in Latin America … en Español
ECON 1023 Financial Services to Unbanked
Spring 2014
ECON 0222, Economics of Happiness (permission of the instructor for IPE credit)
ECON 0425, Economic Development Seminar
ECON 0429, Trade & Foreign Aid in Latin America
ECON 0430, The Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0465, Special Topics in Environmental Economics
Fall 2013
PSCI 0103 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0228 East European Politics
PSCI 0232 The Politics of Diversity in Western Europe
PSCI 0240 Race Around the World: The Comparative Politics of Ethnic Diversity
PSCI 0262 Might and Right Among Nations
PSCI 0337 (cross listed as ECON 0337 & IGST 0437) Democracy, Development and Globalization
PSCI 0424 Seminar on Comparative Democratization
PSCI 0431 African Government: The Political Economy of the Neo-Patrimonial State
PSCI 0452 Transnational Transformations and the Environment
PSCI/IGST 0483 The Rise of Asia and US Policy
Spring 2014
PSCI 0103 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0202 African Politics
PSCI 0212 Comparative Environmental Politics
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0227 Soviet and Russian Politics
PSCI 0242 International Politics and WMD
PSCI 0251 Identity and Conflict in South Asia
PSCI 0260 The Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0278 The Politics of Insurgency
PSCI 0303 U.S.-Latin American Relations
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
PSCI 0321 Anglophone v. Francophone Africa
PSCI 0324 The Political Development of Western Europe
PSCI 0351 Presidents of the Fifth Republic
PSCI 0372 Gender and International Relations
PSCI/ENVS 0390 Environmental Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
PSCI 0413 Mass Media & Democratization
PSCI 0434 War and Consequences
PSCI 0437 Understanding Intervention
PSCI 0454 Leadership: Politics and Personality
PSCI 0460 Seminar on West European Politics
2012-2013
Required Courses in Economics
Fall 2012
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics (for students in classes 2015 and after)
ECON 0250, Macro Theory (for students in classes 2014.5 and before, although students are encouraged to take ECON 0210 as a substitute for ECON 0250)
ECON 0340, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Spring 2013
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0210, Economic Statistics (for students in classes 2015 and after)
ECON 0340, International Economy: A Policy Approach
Electives in Economics with an International Orientation
Fall 2012
ECON 0230, Transformation in Eurasia
ECON 0328, Economics of Global Health
ECON 0375, Monetary Theory and Policy
ECON 0428, Population Growth
ECON 0429, Trade and Foreign Aid in Latin America
ECON 0444, International Trade
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Institutions
Spring 2013
ECON 0222, Economics of Happiness (permission of the instructor for IPE credit)
ECON 0224, Economic History of Latin America
ECON 0375, Monetary Theory and Policy
ECON 0424, Economic Prosperity in the Global Economy
ECON 0425, Economic Development Seminar
ECON 0430, The Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0465, Special Topics in Environmental Economics
Courses in Political Science
Fall 2012
PSCI 0103 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0214 International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0225 West European Politics
PSCI 0242 International Politics and WMD
PSCI/INTL 0251 Identity and Conflict in South Asia
PSCI 0262 Might and Right Among Nations
PSCI 0380 International Relations of East Asia
PSCI/ENVS 0390 Environmental Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
PSCI 0413 Media and Democratization
PSCI 0430 Political Economy of Globalization in Latin America: The Mexican Case
PSCI 0431 African Government: The Political Economy of the Neo-Patrimonial State
PSCI 0452 Transnational Transformations and the Environment
PSCI/INTL 0482 Private and Public Governance in an Era of Globalization
Spring 2013
PSCI 0103 Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109 International Politics
PSCI 0202 African Politics
PSCI 0209 Local Green Politics
PSCI 0212 Comparative Environmental Politics
PSCI 0221 Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0258 The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0260 The Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0278 The Politics of Insurgency
PSCI 0290 Social Unrest in Asia
PSCI 0304 International Political Economy
PSCI 0322 War and Peace
PSCI 0335 Latin American Revolutions
PSCI/INTL 0403 India and China: 21st Century Superpowers?
PSCI 0412 Diplomacy
PSCI 0470 Seminar on Race and Ethnic Politics
2011-2012
Courses in Economics with an International Orientation 2011-12
Fall 2011
ECON 0150, Intro to Macroeconomics
ECON 0155, Intro to Microeconomics
ECON 0224, Econ History in Latin America
ECON 0230, Transformation in Eurasia
ECON 0250, Macro Theory
ECON 0340, International Economy: A Policy Approach
ECON 0425, Economic Development Seminar (2)
ECON 0428, Population Growth
ECON 0444, International Trade
ECON 0445, International Finance
ECON 0475, Monetary Theory/Financial Institutions
Spring 2012
ECON 0336, Political Economy of Development
ECON 0338, The Japanese Economy
ECON 0340, International Economy: A Policy Approach
ECON 0424, Economic Prosperity in the Global Economy
ECON 0430, The Post-Communist Economic Transition
ECON 0445, International Finance
Courses in Political Science 2011-12
Fall 2011
PSCI 0103, Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0214, International Environmental Politics
PSCI 0217, Politics of the Middle East & North Africa
PSCI 0228, Central and East European Politics
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
PSCI 0311, American Foreign Policy
PSCI 0324, Political Development Western Europe
PSCI 0390, Environmental Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
PSCI 0403, India and China: 21st Century Superpowers?
PSCI 0424, Seminar on Comparative Democratization
PSCI 0452, Transnational Transformations and the Environment
PSCI 0456, International Order in the 20th Century
PSCI 0460, Seminar on West European Politics
Spring 2012
PSCI 0103, Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSCI 0109, International Politics
PSCI 0202, African Politics
PSCI 0212, Comparative Environmental Politics
PSCI 0221, Contemporary Chinese Politics
PSCI 0227, Soviet & Russian Politics
PSCI 0232, The Politics of Diversity in Western Europe
PSCI 0236, International Law
PSCI 0240, Race Around the World: The Comparative Politics of Ethnic Diversity
PSCI 0250, International Diplomacy and Modern South Asia
PSCI 0258, The Politics of International Humanitarian Action
PSCI 0260, The Political Economy of Drug Trafficking
PSCI 0303, U.S.-Latin American Relations
PSCI 0304, International Political Economy
PSCI 0336, Political Economy of Development
PSCI 0353, French Foreign Policy
PSCI 0378, Civil Conflict in Africa & the Middle East
PSCI 0405, Causes of War
PSCI 0438, Political Islam
PSCI 0454, Leadership: Politics & Personality