PS 200 Research Methods in Political Science

This course will introduce you to the various ways in which political scientists study political phenomena. We will consider a variety of research methods, including historical case study research, field research, quantitative analysis, survey research, …

PS 106 Intro to Comparative Politics

This course is an introduction to Comparative Politics, one of the four sub-fields in Political Science, which involves the comparative analysis of political institutions, processes, and outcomes at the national level.  During this term, we …

PS 933 Feminist Political Theory

The aim of this course is to critically examine how various “schools” of feminist political thought understand the relationship between experience and politics. We will pay particular attention to: 1) what feminist theorists mean when …

PS 904 The Supreme Court

This seminar has two basic purposes: (1) To introduce graduate (and law) students to the state of the art in legal and social-scientific studies of the Supreme Court; and (2) to cover a series of …