Political Science

2026–2027

192 courses

17.000Political Philosophy
17.006Feminist Thought
17.007Feminist Thought
17.01Justice
17.021Philosophy of Law
17.03Introduction to Political Thought
17.031American Political Thought
17.035Libertarianism
17.04Modern Conceptions of Freedom
17.043Liberalism, Toleration, and Freedom of Speech
17.045Power: Interpersonal, Organizational, and Global Dimensions
17.05Humane Warfare: Ancient and Medieval Perspectives on Ethics in War
17.055Just Code: The Ethical Lifecycle of Machine Learning
17.100Field Seminar in Political Economy
17.115International Political Economy
17.148Political Economy of Globalization
17.150The American Political Economy in Comparative Perspective
17.154Varieties of Capitalism and Social Inequality
17.156Welfare and Capitalism in Western Europe
17.173Historical Political Economy: From Foragers to Robots
17.174Historical Political Economy
17.176Economic Development, Policy Analysis, and Industrialization
17.178Political Economy of Institutions and Development
17.181Sustainability: Political Economy, Science, and Policy
17.182Sustainability: Political Economy, Science, and Policy
17.184Economic Institutions and Growth Policy Analysis
17.195Globalization
17.196Globalization
17.198Current Topics in Comparative Political Economy
17.199Working in a Global Economy
17.20Introduction to the American Political Process
17.200American Political Behavior I
17.202American Political Institutions
17.210American Political Behavior II
17.249Law and Society
17.251Congress and the American Political System I
17.252Congress and the American Political System I
17.261Congress and the American Political System II
17.262Congress and the American Political System II
17.263Electoral Politics, Public Opinion, and Democracy
17.265Public Opinion and American Democracy
17.269Race, Ethnicity, and American Politics
17.270American Political Development
17.271Mass Incarceration in the United States
17.275Public Opinion Research Design and Training Seminar
17.276Public Opinion Research Training Lab
17.279Political Misinformation in the Age of Social Media
17.28The War at Home: American Politics and Society in Wartime
17.30Making Public Policy
17.303Methods of Policy Analysis
17.307American Public Policy for Washington Interns
17.309Science, Technology, and Public Policy
17.310Science, Technology, and Public Policy
17.312Integrating Doctoral Seminar on Emerging Technologies
17.315Health Policy
17.317US Social Policy
17.320Social Policy
17.381Leadership in Negotiation: Advanced Applications
17.389Education, Inequality, and Politics
17.391Human Rights at Home and Abroad
17.393Environmental Law, Policy, and Economics: Pollution Prevention and Control
17.395Innovation Systems for Science, Technology, Energy, Manufacturing, and Health
17.399Global Energy: Politics, Markets, and Policy
17.40American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, and Future
17.407Chinese Foreign Policy
17.408Chinese Foreign Policy
17.41Introduction to International Relations
17.410Globalization, Migration, and International Relations
17.411Globalization, Migration, and International Relations
17.416Theoretical Models in International Relations and Comparative Politics
17.418Field Seminar in International Relations Theory
17.42Causes and Prevention of War
17.424International Political Economy of Advanced Industrial Societies
17.426Empirical Models in International Relations and Comparative Politics
17.428American Foreign Policy: Theory and Method
17.430Research Seminar in International Relations
17.432Causes of War: Theory and Method
17.433International Relations of East Asia
17.434International Relations of East Asia
17.436Territorial Conflict