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SEE DEPT P 199 047 IND Supervised Independent Study and Research 1−4: PF TAGA, M NONE JR, SR
POLITICAL ECONOMY
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71203 P 24 001 SEM W 3−4P 107 MULFORD (effective 02/06/13) Freshman Seminar 1: PF KARRAS, A L TBA FR & BY CATEGORY
Note: "Rogues, Scoundrels and Citizens: Political Economy of Smuggling and Piracy" − This course examines four popular crimes: piracy, smuggling, drug trade and corruption, from historical and
political economy perspectives. Students will read recent non−fiction (but incredibly fun) works in this area, as well as examine original historical records. The seminar aims to teach students how to
evaluate these crimes against the state while giving the opportunity to coneect past and present, an important skill to have in international social science education. Freshman interested in the
connection between history and other social sciences are encouraged to apply.
71209 P 100 001 LEC TuTh 11−1230P 390 HEARST MIN (effective 01/31/13) Classical Theories of Political Economy 4 BALLENGER, S 13 BY CATEGORY
71212 S 100 101 DIS M 4−5P 24 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy SCOGGINS, S E
71215 S 100 102 DIS Tu 4−5P 20 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy KAO, S
71218 S 100 103 DIS W 1−2P 24 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy SMITH, N R CURRENTLY FULL
71221 S 100 104 DIS W 8−9A 24 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy KAO, S
71224 S 100 105 DIS Th 1−2P 24 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy SMITH, N R
71227 S 100 106 DIS M 3−4P 24 WHEELER Classical Theories of Political Economy SCOGGINS, S E CURRENTLY FULL
71230 P 101 001 LEC MW 4−530P 159 MULFORD Contemporary Theories of Political Economy 4 KADIR, K 17 BY CATEGORY
71236 S 101 101 DIS M 9−10A 20 WHEELER Contemporary Theories of Political Economy FAW, L E CURRENTLY FULL
71239 S 101 102 DIS M 3−4P 258 DWINELLE Contemporary Theories of Political Economy STOVER, T L CURRENTLY FULL
71242 S 101 103 DIS W 9−10A 106 WHEELER Contemporary Theories of Political Economy FAW, L E CURRENTLY FULL
71245 S 101 104 DIS W 12−1P 259 DWINELLE Contemporary Theories of Political Economy STOVER, T L CURRENTLY FULL
71248 S 101 105 DIS F 9−10A 101 WHEELER Contemporary Theories of Political Economy TZEGGAI, F G CURRENTLY FULL
71251 S 101 106 DIS F 10−11A 20 WHEELER Contemporary Theories of Political Economy TZEGGAI, F G CURRENTLY FULL
71233 P 101 002 LEC TuTh 11−1230P 219 DWINELLE Contemporary Theories of Political Economy 4 PO, L 13
71254 P 150 001 SEM TuTh 330−5P 174 BARROWS Advanced Study in Political Economy of Industrial S... 4 PO, L 20
Note: China's economic performance has impressed the world since the 1990's. However, the country's economic development has never been homogeneous or even. Understanding regional
differentiation is crucial starting point for our understanding of China's transition as a whole. It may well also be crucial in answering the question of whether China's economic reforms are state−driven or
market−driven. This seminar course explores how a variety of bottom−up economic and institutional experiements have reshaped China's different localities and driven the transition process forward.
71257 P 150 002 SEM MW 4−530P 70 EVANS Advanced Study in Political Economy of Industrial S... 4 BOHLING, J E 17
Note: "World of Commodities" − Whether it's sugar and the Atlantic system, cotton and the Industrial Revolution, or oil and globalization, commodities make the world go round. They are tools for
studying global capitalism, allowing us to ask questions about the interlocking of politics and markets, about social organization, about the cultural contact and exchange, and about the nature of power
and freedom. What is the relationship between production and consumption? How have commodity flows affected state sovereignty and empires? How have commodities led to the greater integration of
markets and cultures?
71263 P 160 002 LEC TuTh 330−5P 110 BARROWS Political Economy in Historical Context 4 BOHLING, J E 20
Note: "Twentieth−Century Europe: Decline or Renewal?" − At the onset of the twentieth century, Europe was the world's most prosperous continent, spreading its influence, for better or worse, around
the globe. Two world wars then battered the continent and left its influence in doubt. Global supremacy moved to the United States and the Soviet Union. through the European community, the region
regained its position of international economic leadership, but is existence, as current events have revealed, has never been secure. This course traces Europe's recent past and the challenges to its
geopolitical status and to forging European unit.
SEE DEPT P H195 001 SEM Th 2−5P 129 BARROWS (effective 02/14/13) Senior Honors Thesis Seminar 4 BALLENGER, S NONE CLASS ENTRY CODE
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71275 P C196A 001 LEC UNSCHED OFF CAMPUS UCDC Core Seminar 4 TBA CLASS ENTRY CODE
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Note: Cross−listed with Gender and Women's Studies C196A section 1, Undergrad Interdisciplinary Studies C196A section 1, History of Art C196A section 1, History C196A section 1, Sociology C196A
section 1, Political Science C196A section 1 and Media Studies C196A section 1.
71278 P C196B 001 INT UNSCHED OFF CAMPUS UCDC Internship 6.5: PF TBA CLASS ENTRY CODE
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Note: Cross−listed with Gender and Women's Studies C196B section 1, Undergrad Interdisciplinary Studies C196B section 1, History of Art C196B section 1, Sociology C196B section 1, Political
Science C196B section 1, Media Studies C196B section 1 and History C196B section 1.
71281 P C196W 001 SEM TuTh 330−5P OFF CAMPUS Special Field Research 10.5 CAIN, B NONE CLASS ENTRY CODE
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Note: Cross−listed with Political Science C196W section 1, Media Studies C196W section 1, Sociology C196W section 1, History C196W section 1, Undergrad Interdisciplinary Studies C196W section
1, History of Art C196W section 1 and Gender and Women's Studies C196W section 1.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
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71403 P 1 001 LEC TuTh 930−11A 2050 VALLEY LSB Introduction to American Politics 4 PIERSON, P 10 UG
Note: SATISFIES INSTITUTIONS REQUIREMENT; Intended Political Science majors who have received a score of 4 or 5 on the American Government Advanced Placement exam may substitute an
upper division American Politics course (101B−111B, 157A−157B, and 171) for Political Science 1, before or after declaring the major. An upper division course taken to satisfy Political Science 1 may
not be used as an upper division major requirement.
71406 S 1 101 DIS M 10−12P 151 BARROWS Introduction to American Politics FISHER, M D
Note: SATISFIES INSTITUTIONS REQUIREMENT;
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