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Political Science Courses - Archive 2010-2011

MIA Graduate Courses 2010-2011

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

Autumn Semester

Introduction to International Relations

D.Sylvan

Spring Semester

Epistemology and Methods	S.Hofmann O.Jütersonke	E150
International Environmental Regulation II: Case Studies	L.Andanova T.Swanson J.Vinuales	IA004
International Institutions and Regulation	C.Dupont A.Bianchi	E280
Political Economy of the Crisis	C.Dupont C.Wyplosz	IA020
Statistics for Int’l Relations Research II	E.Horber	E207

Graduate Courses 2010-2011

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 Autumn Semester

Doctoral Seminar in Political Science	Thomas Biersteker
Qualitative Methods in International Relations Research	David Sylvan
Statistics for International Relations Research I	Alessandro Nai
Theories and Theorists in International Relations	Elisabeth Prügl
The Study of International Politics II: International Political Economy	Cédric Dupont
The Study of International Politics IV: Multilateral Governance and International Organisations	Thomas Biersteker

Non Compulsory Courses Autumn Semester

Applied Game Theory	Cédric Dupont
Contemporary Issues in Conflict and Security	Keith Krause
Environmental Security	Emily Meierding
European Foreign and Security Policy	Stephanie Hofmann
International Organisation	Stephanie Hofmann
International Environmental Regulation I: Principles	Liliana Andonova Timothy Swanson Jorge Viñuales
Issues in Environmental Politics	Emily Meierding

Compulsory Courses Spring Semester

Research Design in Political Science	Liliana Andonova	E569
Statistics for International Relations Research II	Eugene Horber	E207
The Study of International Politics I: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation	Emily Meierding	E560
The Study of International Politics III: Foreign Policy Analysis	Stephanie Hofmann	E286
The Study of International Politics V: Comparative Politics	Sarah Nicolet	E561

Non Compulsory Courses Spring Semester

Counterinsurgency	David Sylvan	SP011
Gender Politics in Global Governance	Elisabeth Prügl	E793
Global Environmental Politics	Emily Meierding	SP001
International Environmental Regulation II: Case Studies	Liliana Andonova Timothy Swanson Jorge Viñuales	IA004
Political Violence	Keith Krause	E626
Sovereignty, Intervention, and Humanitarianism	Nicholas Onuf	SP008
The Political Economy of the Crisis	Cédric Dupont Charles Wyplosz	IA020
Transactions and Border Controls in International Relations	David Sylvan	SP007
World-Making	Nicholas Onuf	SP009