Provisional Curriculum 2011/2012
Fall Semester 2010
(Note: Syllabi are posted under "Courses")
Skills and Methods
Academic Writing and Research Design (John Harbord): 0 Credits, mandatory pass/fail
International Relations Track
- Theories of World Politics: A Critical Reintroduction (Michael Merlingen): 4 Credits
- Evolution of European Political Order (Alex Astrov): 4 Credits
- International Security Studies (Paul Roe): 4 Credits
- East Asia in International Relations (Youngmi Kim): 4 Credits
- Public International Law (Boldizsar Nagy): 4 Credits
- What is Diplomacy? (Alexander Astrov): 4 Credits
- The Caucasus in Global Politics (Syuzanna Vasilyan): 4 Credits
European Studies Track
- From Empire to Nation-State: The Nation in Europe Since 1789 (Irina Papkov): 4 Credits
- Theoretical Approaches to the Study of the European Union (Syuzanna Vasilyan): 4 Credits
- EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy (Peter Balazs): 4 Credits
- Europe Since 1945 (Thomas Fetzer): 4 Credits
- European Union Law (Marie-Pierre Granger): 4 Credits
- The Political Economy of the European Union (Laszlo Csaba): 4 Credits
- The Caucasus in Global Politics (Syuzanna Vasilyan): 4 Credits
- The Political Economy of Emerging Europe (Laszlo Csaba): 4 Credits
- East Asia in International Relations (Youngmi Kim): 4 Credits
International Political Economy Track
- The Political Economy of the European Union (Laszlo Csaba): 4 Credits
- The Political Economy of Emerging Europe (Laszlo Csaba): 4 Credits
- Crises in Capitalism, Capitalism in Crisis (Dorothee Bohle): 2 Credits *Cross-listed from Political Science
- Banking and Financial Institutions (Steven Plaut): 2 Credits *Cross-listed from Economics
Winter Semester 2011
Skills and Methods
- Academic Writing and Research Design (John Harbord): 2 Credits, mandatory pass/fail
- Research Design and Methods in IR (Xymena Kurowska): 2 Credits, mandatory for grade
International Relations Track
- EU Security and Defence Policy: What It is, How It Works, Why It Matters (Michael Merlingen): 2 Credits
- Evolution of Global Political Order (Alexander Astrov): 4 Credits
- Foreign Policy Analysis (Erin Jenne): 4 Credits
- Comparative Regional Integration (Thomas Fetzer/Youngmi Kim): 4 Credits
- International and European Refugee Law (Boldizsar Nagy): 4 Credits
- Critical Security Studies (Paul Roe): 4 Credits
- Russian Foreign Policy (Irina Papkov): 4 Credits
- Europe's Long Struggle with Ethnic Conflict: From the League of Nations to the European Union (Erin Jenne): 4 Credits
- Energy and Security in Central Asia (Matteo Fumagalli): 2 Credits
- Political Islam (Emel Akcali): 2 Credits
- Humanitarian Intervention (Irina Papkov): 2 Credits
- EU Diplomacy (Thomas Glaser): 2 Credits
- Geopolitics (Marco Antonsich): 4 Credits
European Studies Track
- EU Security and Defence Policy: What It is, How It Works, Why It Matters (Michael Merlingen): 2 Credit
- Foreign Policy Analysis (Erin Jenne): 4 Credits
- Statebuilding and Europeanisation (Xymena Kurowska): 4 Credits
- Europe's Long Struggle with Ethnic Conflict: From the League of Nations to the European Union (Erin Jenne): 4 Credits
- The European Union, the Middle East, and North Africa (Emel Akcali): 4 Credits
- Jean Monnet Module on European Integration (Marie-Pierre Granger, Uwe Puetter): 4 Credits * Cross-listed from DPP
- Comparative Regional Integration (Youngmi Kim/Thomas Fetzer): 4 Credits
- EU Diplomacy (Thomas Glaser): 2 Credits
- Russian Foreign Policy (Irina Papkov): 4 Credits
- European Governance (Peter Balazs): 2 Credits
- Global Economy: Its Emergence and Current Issues (Julius Horvath): 4 Credits
International Political Economy Track
- Economic Nationalisms (Thomas Fetzer): 4 Credits
- Global Economy: Its Emergence and Current Issues (Julius Horvath): 4 Credits
- Transnational Corporations and National Governments (Bela Greskovits): 4 Credits
- History and Theory of Economic Thought (Julius Horvath): 2 Credits * Cross-listed from Economics
- Energy and Security in Central Asia (Matteo Fumagalli): 2 Credits
- International Employment Relations ((Thomas Fetzer): 2 Credits
