Political Science Courses - Archive 2009-2010

MIA Graduate Courses 2009-2010

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

Spring Semester

• International Institutions and Regulation
  Joost Pauwelyn & Manfred Elsig

Graduate Courses 2009-2010

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 Political Science
  Liliana Andonova
• Statistics for International Relations Research II
  Eugene Horber
• The Study of International Politics I: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation
  Urs Luterbacher
• The Study of International Politics III: Foreign Policy Analysis
  Stephanie Hofmann
• The Study of International Politics V: Comparative Politics
  Sossie Kasbarian

Non Compulsory Courses Spring Semester

• Economic Aspects of Contemporary Security Challenges
  Thomas Biersteker
• European Foreign and Security Policy
  Stephanie Hofmann
• Gender Politics in Global Governance
  Elisabeth Prügl
• Global Environmental Governance
  Liliana Andonova
• Global Europe
  Elisabeth Prügl
• Managing the Global Commons
  Urs Luterbacher
• Political Violence
  Keith Krause
• The Dialectics of World Orders
  Thomas Biersteker
• The International Political Economy of World Cities
  David Sylvan
• Transaction and Border Controls in International Relations: Persons, Goods, and Symbols
  David Sylvan