Courses

This course explores the literature on domestic politics and international relations. It is intended to be an illustrative, rather than exhaustive, overview of this area of international
relations scholarship. It will concentrate on recent developments in the literature, including new understandings of the domestic politics of both authoritarian and democratic regimes.

Prerequisite:

Open to PhD students in political science and MA students with appropriate background and permission of instructor. It is a reading-intensive seminar that assumes some prior knowledge of international relations and comparative politics at the graduate level.