Political Science Courses - Archive 2007-2008

Graduate Courses 2007-2008

Further information on which of the following courses are compulsory for the MIA, the MIS and the Ph.D. programme can be found in the respective programme regulations.

Compulsory Courses Spring Semester

• Research Design in International Relations
  Manfred Elsig
• The Study of International Politics I: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation
  Urs Luterbacher
• The Study of International Politics III: Foreign Policy Analysis
  Marc Laffey
• The Study of International Politics V: Comparative Politics
  Sossie Kasbarian

Non Compulsory Courses Spring Semester

• Armament and Disarmament in a Changing Security Environment
  Jean-Pascal Zanders
• Enjeux d'identité, sécurité et pouvoir au Moyen-Orient
  Marwa Daoudy
• Global Political Economy
  Cédric Dupont & Daniel Traca
• Managing the Global Commons
  Urs Luterbacher
• Norms in International Relations: Habits, Laws, and Campaigns
  Andrew Clapham & David Sylvan
• Research Seminar on Economic Aspects of Contemporary Security Challenges
  Thomas Biersteker
• Sécurité Européenne
  Thierry Tardy
• Seminar on Environment, Population, and Development
  Ellen Wiegandt
• Statistics for social sciences II
  Eugen Horber
• The Changing Nature of Health Diplomacy
  Ilona Kickbusch
• The Dialectics of World Orders
  Thomas Biersteker
• The Foreign Policy of Great Power Intervention
  David Sylvan
• The Politics of Peace- and State-Building
  Katia Papagianni