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GRS HI 903: African History
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GRS HI 904: Latin American History
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GRS HI 905: Middle Eastern History
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GRS HI 906: East Asian History
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GRS HI 907: Slavic History
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GRS HI 957: American Economic History
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GRS HI 959: American History
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GRS HI 961: Latin American History
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GRS HI 965: Slavic History
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GRS HI 967: European History
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GRS HI 973: African History
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GRS HI 975: Middle Eastern History
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GRS HI 979: East Asian History
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GRS HI 980: History of Science
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GRS IR 699: Teaching College International Relations I
The goals, contents, and methods of instruction in international relations. General teaching-learning issues. Required of all teaching fellows. -
GRS IR 701: Introduction to International Relations
Offers a rigorous introduction to the basic concepts of international relations, including analytical approaches, state system and non-state actors, international legal principles, diplomatic practice, and international ethics. Emphasizes history, case study, and practical application. -
GRS IR 702: Research Methods for International Relations Practitioners
Provides tools for designing and implementing rigorous research and policy papers. Reviews formulation of research questions and choice of research methods. Introduces methodologies including case study, archival research, and basic quantitative analysis. -
GRS IR 703: International Security
Introduces core concepts of international security, including deterrence, balance of power theory, alliance politics, arms races, asymmetric warfare, and non-traditional security concerns such as terrorism. Topics are considered from both a theoretical basis and in historical and contemporary context. -
GRS IR 704: Global Economic and Development Policy
Intermediate level survey of the contemporary politics, economics and policy questions in the international economy: theories of international political economy and international economics; politics of international economic institutions; analyses of industrial development, foreign investment, global and regional trade, and poverty alleviation. -
GRS IR 706: The Iranian Revolution and Its Impact on the Middle East
This course examines the Islamic Revolution in Iran and its impact on the Middle East. The first third of the seminar focuses on Iran and, subsequently, the Iran/Iraq war. Lebanon, the Persian Gulf, and Israel will be studied as they are affected by Iran's upheavals.
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