Course Listing (2007-08 Academic Year)

Please note that the course schedule changes from year-to-year. The updated course schedule for the 2008-09 academic year will be posted on August 1, 2008. The courses listed below are from the 2007-08 academic year.

The course listing is an online catalog, offering course descriptions, information on the faculty, syllabi (if posted by the faculty), as well as course meeting times and locations. Note that course offerings vary from year to year, and those marked with an asterisk are not currently on offer. You can search courses by subject area, semester or keyword.

Course Title Number Semester Faculty
Planning and Urban Theory
Schedule: M/W 10:00 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-209 Spring Susan Fainstein
Transportation Policy and Planning
Schedule: T/Th 8:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-251 Spring Jose Gomez-Ibanez
Planning and Environmental Law
Schedule: M/W 8:30 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-263 Fall Brian Blaesser
Housing Policy in the U.S.: Intersection of Public/Private Sectors in Housing Finance
Schedule: F 3:00 PM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-264 Spring Nicolas Retsinas, Eric Belsky
Real Estate Finance and Development Fundamentals
Schedule: M/W 4:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-265 Fall Edward Marchant
Affordable Housing Development, Finance, and Management
Schedule: M/W 4:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-266 Spring Edward Marchant
Public and Private Development
Schedule: M/W 11:30 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-268 Spring Jerold Kayden
International Relations: Theory and Practice
Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-101 Spring Stephen Walt
International History
Schedule: T/Th 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-102 Fall Ernest May
Global Governance
Schedule: M/W 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-103 Spring John Ruggie
Managing a Living Planet: How Interactions Among Population, Health, Resources, and Environment Shape the Stage of Global Affairs
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-104 Not Offered William Clark
Introduction to International Relations Theory and Practice
Schedule: W 2:40 PM
Credits: 0.5
 ISP-105M Fall Mod1 Joseph Nye
Seminar: International Security and Political Economy
Schedule: Th 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-150Y Year Monica Toft
Central Challenges of American Foreign Policy
Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-202 Spring Graham Allison, Meghan O'Sullivan
American National Security Policy
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-205 Spring Ashton Carter
National Security Organization and Management
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-206 Fall John White
Defense Resource Allocation and Force Planning
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-207 Not Offered John White
U.S. Security, the Law, and Justice
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-209 Not Offered Juliette Kayyem
Critical Issues in Homeland Security
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-214 Not Offered Juliette Kayyem
Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-221 Fall Samantha Power
Human Rights and International Politics: The Basic Policy Dilemmas
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-224 Fall Mathias Risse
International Childhood, Rights & Globalization
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-229 Fall Jacqueline Bhabha
Inclusive Security
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-324 January Swanee Hunt
Sixty Years of Middle-Eastern Diplomacy
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 0.5
 ISP-335M Fall Mod1 Itamar Rabinovich
The Politics and Ethics of the Use of Force
Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-340 Spring J. Bryan Hehir
Religion in Global Politics
Schedule: T/Th 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-342 Spring Monica Toft
American Warfare and the Humanitarian Ethic: Law, Norms and Practice
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-344 Fall Sarah Sewall
Statecraft and America's Standing in the World
Schedule: T 4:10 PM
Credits: 0.5
 ISP-345M Spr Mod4 Dennis Ross
Economics and Security
Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-351 Fall Richard Rosecrance
National Security Management: Getting Stuff Done
Schedule: W 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-362 Spring Rand Beers, Richard Clarke
Civil Wars: Theory and Policy
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-409 Not Offered Monica Toft
Al Qaeda and the Rise of International Terrorism
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-425 Spring Peter Bergen
The Causes of Great Power War: World War I, World War II, and World War III?
Schedule: T/Th 10:10 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-452 Fall Richard Rosecrance
United States- European Relations
Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ISP-474 Fall Richard Morningstar, Karl Kaiser
International Capital Markets
Schedule: F 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-100 Fall Alfred Schipke
The Political Economy of Trade
Schedule: M/W 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-110 Fall Robert Lawrence
Seminar: International Trade and Finance
Schedule: Th 4:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-150Y Year John Haigh, Maurice Kugler
Economics of International Financial Policy
Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-220 Spring Jeffrey Frankel
The Contents of Globalization: Issues, Actors, and Decisions
Schedule: T/Th 11:30 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-225 Spring Lant Pritchett, Lawrence Summers
The Policy Challenges of Globalization: Trade and Industrial Policy
Schedule: M/W 10:10 AM
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-345 Fall Dani Rodrik
The Policy Challenges of Globalization: International Financial Integration
Credits: 1.0
 ITF-346 Not Offered Federico Sturzenegger
Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 NPS-100 Fall Peter Dobkin Hall
Seminar: The Non-profit Sector
Schedule: Th 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 NPS-150Y Year Julie Boatright Wilson, Mary Ruggie, Timothy Nelson
Strategic Management of Nonprofit and Nongovernmental Organizations
Schedule: M/W 8:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 NPS-201 Spring Christopher Stone
Business Planning for New Nonprofit Organizations
Schedule: W 2:40 PM
Credits: 0.5
 NPS-201V Spring Christopher Stone
Accountability and Policy: Challenges in the Public, Nonprofit, and Private Sectors
Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 NPS-202 Fall Alnoor Ebrahim
Nonprofit Governance
Credits: 0.5
 NPS-203M Not Offered Peter Dobkin Hall
Seminar: The Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy
Schedule: W -1:0-1 AM
Credits: 0.5
 NPS-206M Not Offered Marion Fremont-Smith, Daniel Halperin
Seminar: The Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy
Schedule: W 5:00 PM
Credits: 0.5
 NPS-207M Spring Marion Fremont-Smith, Daniel Halperin
Philanthropy: Policy and Practices
Schedule: M/W 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 NPS-401 Spring Peter Dobkin Hall
Becoming a Leader
Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-100 Spring David Gergen
Exercising Leadership: Mobilizing Group Resources
Schedule: M/W 10:10 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-101-A Fall Ronald Heifetz
Exercising Leadership: Mobilizing Group Resources
Schedule: M/W 8:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-101-B Spring Dean Williams
Leadership: A Cross-Cultural and International Perspective
Schedule: M/W 1:10 PM
Credits: 0.5
 PAL-102M Spr Mod3 Dean Williams
Civil Rights Innovations
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-107 Spring Kim Williams
Political Institutions and Public Policy
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-110-A Fall Elaine Kamarck
Political Institutions and Public Policy
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-110-B Fall Thomas Patterson
Political Institutions and Public Policy
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-110-C Fall Pepper Culpepper
Political Institutions and Public Policy
Schedule: M/W 10:10 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-110-D Spring Anthony Saich
Leadership in the Public Sector
Schedule: M/T 1:00 PM
Credits: 1.0
 PAL-112 Spring Philip Heymann