Graduate subjects offered: spring 2008

 

Subject number/name

Professor

Time/place
17.006J/17.007J/24.237J/SP.601J
Feminist Political Thought
 Wood
 W 1:00-4:00
in 56-191
17.176J/11.491J
Economic Development and Policy Analysis I		 Amsden M 2:00-5:00
in 4-253
17.182/17.181
Sustainable Development: Theory, Research & Policy 		Choucri T 1:00-3:00
in E51-385
17.270
American Political Development
Campbell W 1:00-3:00
in E51-390
17.282/17.281
Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
Berinsky W 11:00-1:00
in E51-361
17.312J/STS.461J/ESD.85J
Integrating Doctoral Seminar on Emerging Technologies
 Oye W 3:00-5:00
in E51-393
17.398J/11.369J
Energy Policy for a Sustainable Future
 Raab M,W 9:00-10:30
4-153
17.410/17.411
Globalization, Migration & International Relations 		Choucri M 1:00-3:00
in E51-393
17.430
Research Seminar in International Relations 		Oye T 9:00-12:00
in E51-390
17.434/17.433
International Relations of East Asia
 Fravel T,R 3:00-4:30
in 8-205
17.440
Global Governance
 Singer M 11:00-1:00
in E51-063
17.482/17.483
US Military Power		 Posen T 1:00-3:00
in E25-117
17.486
Japan and East Asian Security
Samuels M 3:00-5:00
in E51-063
17.550J/4.257J/11.467J
Property Rights in Transition
Kim M 2:00-5:00
10-401
17.552/17.551
Political Economy of Chinese Reform		 Steinfeld T,R 9:30-11:00
in 2-147
17.556
Political Economy of Development		 Steinfeld W 9:00-11:00
in E51-393
17.588
Field Seminar in Comparative Politics
 Lawson T 1:00-3:00
in E51-393
17.874
Quantitative Research Methods II: Multivariate 		Kedar T,R 11:00-12:30
in E51-393
17.900
First Year Graduate Seminar 		Lawson T 5:00-7:30
in E51-393
17.951
Social Theory and Practice in the New Public Administration
Piore
Sabel
F 2:00-5:00 (alternate weeks)
in TBA
17.952
Quantative Research Methods III
 Ansolabehere M,W 9:30-11:00
in E51-385
17.953
Political Economy Field Seminar
Berger M 4:30-6:30
in E51-385
17.962
Second Year Paper Workshop
Singer M 1:00-3:00
in E51-390

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