POLI 247A
Quantitative International Relations
Explores empirical research in international relations with special emphasis on international conflict. Topics covered include theories on the causes of war, the distribution of power and conflict, formal and informal alignment, interdependence and conflict, linkages between domestic and international processes, and issues of research design. Students who have previously taken 247 may not take this course for credit. Prerequisites: graduate standing or consent of instructor.
Topics
- theories on the causes of war
- the distribution of power and conflict
- formal and informal alignment
- interdependence and conflict
- linkages between domestic and international processes
- and issues of research design
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027