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**Course offerings are subject to change. To confirm
whether a course is being offered, check the online Directory of Classes.
For course descriptions, see the Undergraduate Bulletin.
FYS=first-year seminar; ST=special topics
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INTS/ANTH/
GEOG/POLI/HIST 210
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Global Issues
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ENGL 141
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World Literatures in English
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ENST 201
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Environment and Society
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GEOG 056
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FYS: Local Places in a Globalizing World
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GEOG 120
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World Regional Geography
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GEOG 121
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People and Places
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GEOG 130
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Developing World
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HIST 140
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The World Since 1945
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JOMC 446
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International Communication and Comparative Journalism
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PHIL/POLI/PWAD 272
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Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense
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POLI 130
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Introduction to Comparative Politics
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POLI 150
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International Relations and World Politics
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RELI 181
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Later Islamic Civilization & Modern Muslim Cultures
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SOCI 111
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Human Societies
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INTERNATIONAL POLITICS,
NATION-STATES, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
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INTS/ANTH 319
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Global Health
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AFRI 101
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Introduction to Africa
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AFRI 368
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Political Protest and Conflict
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AFRI 370
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Political Problems in African Studies
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AFRI 416
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Human Rights and Social Justice Movements in Africa
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ANTH 280
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Anthropology of War and Peace
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ANTH 375
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Memory, Massacres, and Monuments in Southeast Asia
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ANTH 599 004
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Anthropological Perspectives on the Energy Crisis
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ENGL 365
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Migration/Globalization ST: South Asian Diaspora
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GEOG 460
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Geography of Economic Change
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HIST 276
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Middle East
in the Modern Era
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POLI 130
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Introduction to Comparative Politics
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POLI 231
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Latin America/U.S. in World Politics
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POLI 236
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Politics of East Central Europe
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POLI 238
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Latin American Politics
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POLI 239
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Introduction to European Government
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POLI/PWAD 252
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International Organizations and Global Issues
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POLI 260
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Crisis and Change in Russia and Eastern Europe
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POLI 431
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African Politics and Society
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POLI 432
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Comparative Tolerance
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POLI 442
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International Political Economy
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POLI 446
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Defense Policy and National Security
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POLI 457
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International Conflict Processes
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PWAD 352
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History of Intelligence Operations
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INTS/PLCY 249
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Immigration Policy
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AFRI 265
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Africa
in the Global System
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AFRI 266
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Contemporary Africa
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ANTH 320
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Anthropology of Development
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ECON 450
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Economics of Health Care
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ECON 460
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International Economics
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ECON 461
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European Economic Integration
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ECON 465
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Economic Development
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ECON 469
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Western and Asian Economic Systems
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ECON 560
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Advanced International Economics
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GEOG 460
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Geographies of Economic Change
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PLCY 490 002
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Poverty, Health and Human Development
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POLI 442
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International Political Economy
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INTS/ANTH 319
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Global Health
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AFRI 266
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Contemporary Africa: Issues in Health, Population, and
Environment
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ANTH 470
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Medicine and Anthropology
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GEOG 434
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Cultural Ecology of Agriculture, Urbanization and Disease
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GEOG 457
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Rural Latin America
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PLCY 480
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Environmental and Decision Making
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SOCI 469
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Medicine and Society
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INTS 290 001
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ST: International Outreach in K-12 Classrooms
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INTS 390 002
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ST: Latin American Immigrant Perspectives
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AFRI/WMST 261
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African Women: Changing Ideals and Realities
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ANTH 102
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Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
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ANTH 123
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Habitat and Humanity
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ANTH 280
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Anthropology of War and Peace
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ANTH 429
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Culture and Power in Southeast Asia
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ART 157
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Introduction to Latin American Visual Culture
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COMM 662
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African/Black Diaspora Performance
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FREN 375
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Francophone Studies
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FREN 377
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Evolution of “Frenchness” Since WWII
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GEOG 056
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FYS: Local Places in a Globalizing World
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JOMC 446
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International Communication and Comparative Journalism
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MUSC 146
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Introduction to World Musics
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RELI 121
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Introduction to Religion and Culture
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RELI 285
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Buddhist Tradition in Southeast Asia
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RELI 428
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Religion and Anthropology
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SPAN 344
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Contemporary Latin America: Mexico,
Central America, and the Andean Region
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SPAN 345
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Contemporary Latin America: Caribbean
and the Southern Cone
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WMST 124
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Sex and Gender in Politics
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WMST 297
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Women’s Spirituality Across Cultures
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INTS
390 section 001: Comparative Development
Professor Jonathan Weiler
Counts
toward the Global Economics, Trade and Development theme
This course is an APPLES service learning course, whose goal is
to integrate real-world experience working with development-oriented
organizations, theoretical discussions about the origins and evolution of
development thinking, and exposure to the challenges facing practitioners
of development, in some of its many substantive and geographical contexts.
INTS
390 section 002: Latin American Immigrant Perspectives
Professor Hannah Gill
Counts
toward the Transnational Cultures theme
This interdisciplinary course combines
anthropological fieldwork, migration theory, and service-learning in an
examination of Latin American immigrant perspectives. During spring
break, students will work with migrant families on various community projects
as well as attend cultural events and visit diverse migrant communities in
INTS
490 section 002: Diversity and Conformity in Muslim Societies
Professors Banu Gokariksel and
Sarah Shields
Counts
toward the Transnational Cultures theme
The fall semester of 2009 will focus on two
themes, “Nationalists and Salafis,” which explores the kinds of orthodoxies
that have emerged during the course of anti-imperialism and decolonization
in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
And the second, “Hermaphrodites, Minorities, and Constitutions,”
which will interrogate the ways that governments and popular movements have
marginalized or incorporated people who are on the gender/ethnic/religious
edges, and how the latter have mobilized against marginalization.
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