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International Relations

Old International Relations Curriculum

In addition to regularly scheduled electives, the following are available for the Fall, 2008 semester and appropriate for IR majors - please make sure you have the prerequisites:

 

History

History 211-01 Betsy Konefal "State Violence, Human Rights and the Politics of Remembering in Latin America"

History 211-02 Rob Vinson "The History of South Africa"

History 211-03 Rob Vinson "The Global Color Line: U.S. Civil Rights and the South African Anti-Apartheid Movement"

History 311-01 Hiroshi Kitamura "The Nuclear World"

Government

Gov 391-01 Lawrence Wilkerson  "U.S National Security Policy"

Gov 391-02 Mitchell Reiss " American Foreign Policy"

Gov 491-01  Tun-jen Cheng  "The Rise of China"

Gov 491-03  Dennis Smith  "Economics and National Security"

Economics

Econ 300-02 Arnab Basu "Contemporary Issues in Developing Economies"

Econ 400-02 Arnab Basu "Advanced Topics in Theoretical Development Economics"

(pre-requisites: either (i) Econ 303 and Econ 331 or (ii) Econ 303, Math 111 and Math 112.)