Curriculum

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Our courses explore a wide range of issues about politics including:

• the concepts and norms central to the analysis of politics (e.g. power, authority, domination, gender, freedom);

• the structure and operations of law and institutions (e.g., the U.S. Supreme Court, United Nations, non-citizen organizations);

• the influence of politics on economics and vice versa;

• the historical, sociological and cultural factors involved in political development; social movements and processes (e.g., revolution, women's movements, immigration);

• comparative political systems (e.g., democracy, communism); political trends and transformations in various regions (e.g. Africa, East Asia, South Asia, Latin America);

• interactions among countries, international organizations, ngos, and other non-state actors in the global system;

• and analyses of current affairs in the many realms and contexts in which politics take place.