Political Science Courses - Archive 2006-2007

Undergraduate Courses (Licence) 2006-2007

Autumn Semester

• The Politics of International Economic Relations,
  Manfred Elsig

Spring Semester

• Political Science and International Organization II,
  Keith Krause

 

 

MIA Graduate Courses 2006-2007

The following courses are open in priority to MIA graduate students.

Autumn Semester

• Introduction to Political Science,
  David Sylvan

Spring Semester

• Global Political Economy,
  Cédric Dupont & Daniel Traca
• Conflict and Security Studies,
  Keith Krause
• Managing the Global Commons,
  Urs Luterbacher

 

 

Graduate Courses 2006-2007

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.

 

Autumn Semester - Compulsory Courses

• Theories and Theorists of International Relations,
  David Sylvan
• Research Design in International Relations,
  Cédric Dupont

 

Autumn Semester - Non Compulsory Courses

• Changing Nature of Health Diplomacy,
  Ilona Kickbusch
• Interdisciplinary Seminar on Environmental Issues - Part I,
  Urs Luterbacher & Ellen Wiegandt
• Game Theory and Negotiations to Establish Cooperation in the Areas of the Environment, Trade, and Human Rights,
  Urs Luterbacher
• Making Peace, Forging Nations, Building Institutions,
  Katia Papagianni
• Négociation Internationale: théories et réalités,
  Marwa Daoudy
• ONU et sécurité internationale,
  Thierry Tardy
• Political Economy of International Finance (Annual),
  Cédric Dupont, Philipp Hildebrand & Charles Wyplosz
• Water Conflict, Security and Cooperation,
  Marwa Daoudy

 

 

Spring Semester - Compulsory Courses

• The Study of International Politics I: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation,
  Urs Luterbacher
• The Study of International Politics II: International Political Economy,
  Cédric Dupont
• The Study of International Politics III: Foreign Policy Analysis,
  Marc Laffey
• The Study of International Politics IV: Multilateral Governance,
  Mayeul Kaufmann
• The Study of International Politics V: Comparative Politics,
  Marco Giugni

 

Spring Semester - Non Compulsory Courses

• Armament and Disarmament in a Changing Security Environment,
  Jean-Pascal Zanders
• Classical Theories of World Politics,
  James Morrow
• Democracy, Development and Decline in Sub-Saharan Africa,
  Anne Pitcher
• Enjeux d'identité, sécurité et pouvoir au Moyen-Orient,
  Marwa Daoudy
• Seminar on Environment, Population, and Development,
  Ellen Wiegandt
• International Political Economy of World Cities,
  David Sylvan
• Global health policies: current health challenges and responses,
  Ilona Kickbusch
• Norms in International Relations : Habits, Laws, and Campaigns,
  Andrew Clapham & David Sylvan
• Resource and Environmental Conflict,
  Nils Petter Gleditsch
• Sécurité Européenne,
  Thierry Tardy
• Statistics for social sciences I,
  James Morrow
• Statistics for social sciences II,
  Eugen Horber
• Topics in peace research: From Gandhi to the capitalist peace,
  Nils Petter Gleditsch
• War in World Politics,
  James Morrow