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3.70
2.45
3.58
Fall 2025
Focuses on the contemporary organization and workings of the United States Congress. Emphasizes elections, the committee system, political parties, staff, and the law-making process, as well as the role of Congress in the national policy making system.
4.00
2.71
3.58
Spring 2026
Investigates a selected issue in American government or American political development. Prerequisite: One course in PLAP or instructor permission.
4.17
3.75
3.58
Spring 2026
Considers the impact of nuclear weapons on the relations among states. Prerequisite: One course in PLIR or instructor permission.
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3.59
Fall 2025
This seminar offers an overview of the rapidly-expanding literature on religion and international conflict
4.59
2.33
3.61
Spring 2026
This course explores the historical development of the American economic system since the Founding, and its relationship with political institutions. We will examine various economic regimes such as mercantilism, Progressivism, the welfare state, and neoliberalism, among others. While some basic economic principles will occasionally be drawn upon, no previous knowledge of economics is required for the course.
3.33
3.67
3.62
Fall 2025
Special Topics
4.73
3.00
3.64
Fall 2025
Reviews and analyzes the techniques and technologies of modern American election campaigns. Enrollment is limited. Prerequisite: Instructor permission.
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3.65
Spring 2025
Game theory is the analytic study of strategic interactions among individuals, firms, governments, or other groups of people. This course demonstrates the usefulness of this powerful analytic approach, through numerous real-world and scholarly applications and through an examination of lab experiments built upon game theoretic modeling techniques. Cross-listed with PPOL 7045.
4.67
1.00
3.66
Fall 2025
Explores the role of political advertising in American democracy. Examines ad messages as strategic political communications, analyzing both classic and contemporary ads. Explores the effects (if any) of political advertising on citizens' attitudes and behavior.
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3.66
Fall 2025
Comparative Politics Core Seminar
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