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Academic Year 2004/2005

Government - Courses Not Currently Offered

• GOVT103 FA Politics and Power: Democracy and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's
• GOVT109 FA Women's Lives Across the 20th Century
• GOVT151 FA American Government and Politics
• GOVT155 FA International Politics
• GOVT159 FA The Moral Basis of Politics
• GOVT201 FA Citizens and the American State
• GOVT205 FA The Judicial Process
• GOVT206 FA Public Policy
• GOVT217 FA The American Presidency
• GOVT219 FA Organizing for Popular Rule: State and Local Governments and the Future of the Democratic Experiment
• GOVT220 FA American Political Economy
• GOVT250 FA Civil Liberties
• GOVT270 FA Comparative Politics: Theories and Approaches
• GOVT271 FA Political Economy of Developing Countries
• GOVT272 FA Introduction to Middle East Politics
• GOVT274 FA Russian Politics
• GOVT275 FA Democracy in Developing Countries
• GOVT283 FA East European Politics
• GOVT284 FA Comparative Politics of Western Europe
• GOVT285 FA War, Technology and Society
• GOVT314 FA Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
• GOVT329 FA International Political Economy
• GOVT334 FA International Security in a Changing World
• GOVT337 FA Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory
• GOVT338 FA Modern Political Theory
• GOVT339 FA Contemporary Political Theory
• GOVT342 FA Forms of Freedom: Anarchism, Socialism and Communitarianism
• GOVT343 FA From Hegel to Marx and Marcuse
• GOVT347 FA Caring, Rights and Welfare
• GOVT348 FA Deliberative Democracy and the History of Democratic Theory
• GOVT366 FA Statistics for Social Scientists
• GOVT371 FA American Constitutional Theory
• GOVT372 FA Topics in Jurisprudence
• GOVT373 FA Comparative Constitutional Interpretation
• GOVT379 FA The Politics and Theory of the First Amendment: The Religion Clauses
• GOVT380 FA The Politics of Food in Film: Cultural Political in the Body Politic
• GOVT388 FA Theory of World Politics
• GOVT390 FA Presidential Foreign Policy Decision Making
• GOVT391 FA Weber and Marx
• GOVT419 FA Student Forum
• GOVT465 FA Education in the Field
• GOVT491 FA Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
• GOVT495 FA Research Apprentice, Undergraduate
• GOVT105 SP Culture and Cuisine
• GOVT157 SP Democracy and Dictatorship: Politics in the Contemporary World
• GOVT159 SP The Moral Basis of Politics
• GOVT201 SP Citizens and the American State
• GOVT202 SP The Administrative State
• GOVT203 SP American Constitutional Law
• GOVT205 SP The Judicial Process
• GOVT232 SP Public Opinion and Electoral Politics
• GOVT274 SP Russian Politics
• GOVT278 SP Nationalism
• GOVT283 SP East European Politics
• GOVT297 SP Politics and Political Development in the People's Republic of China
• GOVT311 SP United States Foreign Policy
• GOVT312 SP Technology and the International System
• GOVT316 SP Decision Making and International Security
• GOVT320 SP UN Peacekeeping
• GOVT330 SP The Causes of Modern War
• GOVT334 SP International Security in a Changing World
• GOVT337 SP Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory
• GOVT340 SP Global Justice
• GOVT347 SP Caring, Rights and Welfare
• GOVT360 SP Tocqueville Then and Now: Theories of Democracy and Revolution
• GOVT366 SP Statistics for Social Scientists
• GOVT371 SP American Constitutional Theory
• GOVT374 SP Environmental Policy and Polit
• GOVT375 SP American Political-Economic Development and Public Policy
• GOVT380 SP The Politics of Food in Film: Cultural Political in the Body Politic
• GOVT383 SP East Asian and Latin American Development
• GOVT387 SP Ethnonational Conflict and Third Party Intervention
• GOVT398 SP International Justice
• GOVT466 SP Education in the Field

Last Updated on MAR-21-2005

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