2008-2009 Course Listing

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.

Please note that with the creation of the International and Global Affairs (IGA) concentration this year, many courses (particularly those in the former ENR, ISP, and STP areas) have been renumbered to new areas. Please use the course number conversion table to determine the new assigned course numbers for those courses affected.

Course Title Number Semester Faculty
Transportation Policy and Planning
Schedule: M/W 10:10 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-251 Spring Jose Gomez-Ibanez
Trust, Emotion, Ethics, and Morality in Negotiation and Decision Making
Schedule: M 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 API-307 Fall Jennifer Lerner
U.S. Security, the Law, and Justice
Credits: 1.0
 IGA-209 Not Offered Juliette Kayyem
Understanding Democracy Through History
Credits: 1.0
 API-703 Not Offered Alex Keyssar
Urban Politics, Planning, and Development
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-201-A Fall Alan Altshuler
Urban Politics, Planning, and Development
Schedule: TBA -1:0-1 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HUT-201-B Spring Susan Fainstein
What is Jihad? Islam and International Conflicts from World War II to Bin Laden
Schedule: M/W 9:00 AM
Credits: 1.0
 IGA-333 Spring Jocelyne Cesari
Why Are So Many Countries Poor, Volatile, and Unequal?
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 PED-130 Fall Ricardo Hausmann
Women and Leadership
Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
Credits: 0.5
 PAL-124M Spr Mod3 Barbara Kellerman
Workshop on Crime and Criminal Justice Reform in Global Context
Schedule: M 4:10 PM
Credits: 1.0
 CCJ-201 Spring Christopher Stone
Youth Development and Education Policy
Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
Credits: 1.0
 HLE-270 Spring Ronald Ferguson