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Political Theory

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL106H1SContemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media AgeL0101DeibertON LINE-ATBA
POL303H1SWomen in Western Political ThoughtL0101KingstonUC 161TBAP
JPR365H1SGlobal Religion and PoliticsL0101MarshallKP 108M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL377H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Indigenous Feminist and Queer TheoriesL0201MaileBL 325R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL381H1STopics in Political Theory: Global Politics and Global Political ThoughtL0101WaltonOI 2212M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL410H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: The Politics of InfrastructureL0101EnrightSS 2114T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL433H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Land and Indigenous PoliticsL0101MaileOI 3312T
2:00 -
4:00		P
JPR459H1SFanaticism: A Political HistoryL0101MarshallBL 113T
4:00 -
6:00		P*
POL484H1STopics in Political Thought I: French Political Thought IIL0201KingstonUC D301R
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL485H1STopics in Political Thought II: Power and Interest in Political TheoryL0101SablBL 113R
9:00 -
11:00		P

Canadian Government

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
JPI201H1SIndigenous Politics in CanadaL0101SherwinON LINE-AW
2:00 -
4:00
POL214H1SCanadian GovernmentL0101PondWI 1016W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL220H1SImmigration, Multiculturalism, and Citizenship in CanadaL0101VipondMP 103T
4:00 -
6:00
POL224H1SCanada in Comparative PerspectiveL0101GreenawayUC 140T
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL313H1SCanadian Foreign Policy ProcessL0101KirtonBL 325T
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL337H1SThe Canadian ConstitutionL5101PondBL 313R
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL353H1SProtest Counter-Movements in Europe and North AmericaL0101Gill-Alderson,
Johnson		UC 244M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL382H1STopics in Canadian Politics: Public Opinion and VotingL0101MerkleyBL 313F
10:00 -
12:00
POL491H1STopics in Canadian Politics II: Identities and Elections: Canada in Comparative PerspectiveL0101BescoSS 2114W
2:00 -
4:00		P*

International Relations

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL106H1SContemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media AgeL0101DeibertON LINE-ATBA
POL208H1SIntroduction to International RelationsL0101JurgensenLM 162W
6:00 -
8:00
POL307H1SJapanese PoliticsL0101LipscyBL 325W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL313H1SCanadian Foreign Policy ProcessL0101KirtonBL 325T
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL327H1SU.S. Foreign Policy in a Complex WorldL5101JurgensenBL 313W
6:00 -
8:00		P
JPA331H1SRise of China as a Global PowerL0101OngSS 1087R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL341H1SInternational Law: Operation of the International Legal OrderL5101QuayatMP 102M
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL362H1SGlobal Political Economy: Policy and AnalysisL0101NiemanBL 313W
10:00 -
12:00		P
JPR365H1SGlobal Religion and PoliticsL0101MarshallKP 108M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL380H1STopics in International Politics: Queer IRL0201MoreauBL 325T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL380H1STopics in International Politics: Global GovernanceL0301WongON LINE-SW
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL412H1SHuman Rights and International RelationsL5101WongON LINE-SW
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL418H1SHuman Security and Intra-state Conflicts in the Global SouthL5101GnamoLA 213T
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL458H1SGlobal Summit Policy PerformanceL0101KirtonLA 213R
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL466H1STopics in International Politics III: Advanced Topics in International SecurityL0101AhmadOI 3312T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL466H1STopics in International Politics III: Theories of International OrganizationL0201LipscyTC 24T
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL486H1STopics in International Politics I: Comparative Foreign PolicyL0301BrummerUC D301W
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL486H1STopics in International Politics I: Postcolonial Debates in IRL0101CompaoréBL 113M
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL487H1STopics in International Politics II: The Changing Face of Armed Conflict: From Interstate War to Asymmetric WarfareL0101GiladySS 1078M
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL487H1STopics in International Politics II: Great Power PoliticsL0201NorrlofON LINE-SW
4:00 -
6:00		P*

Comparative Politics

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL106H1SContemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media AgeL0101DeibertON LINE-ATBA
POL218H1SState, Society and Power in Comparative PerspectiveL5101WuLM 162R
6:00 -
8:00
POL224H1SCanada in Comparative PerspectiveL0101GreenawayUC 140T
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL307H1SJapanese PoliticsL0101LipscyBL 325W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL309H1SContemporary African Politics: Dynamics and ChallengesL0101GnamoBL 313R
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL325H1SContemporary Latin American PoliticsL0101KingsburyBL 313M
4:00 -
6:00		P
JPA331H1SRise of China as a Global PowerL0101OngSS 1087R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL347H1SU.S. Government and Politics: Constitutional Structure and DevelopmentL0101LevineBL 325M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL353H1SProtest Counter-Movements in Europe and North AmericaL0101Gill-Alderson,
Johnson		UC 244M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL359H1SEnlarging Europe: The European Union and Its ApplicantsL0101AustinVC 215T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL360H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Political Ecology and Extractivism in the AmericasL5101KingsburyBL 313W
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL362H1SGlobal Political Economy: Policy and AnalysisL0101NiemanBL 313W
10:00 -
12:00		P
JPR365H1SGlobal Religion and PoliticsL0101MarshallKP 108M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL377H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Indigenous Feminist and Queer TheoriesL0201MaileBL 325R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL377H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Israel’s Modern TribesL0101OronUC 175T
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL378H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Cities and CitizensL0101EnrightSS 2127R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL379H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: Digital Era Government and Policy DesignL0201CraftSS 1073T
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL379H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: American Political EconomyL0101WuBL 325M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL385H1SIssues in Contemporary GreeceL5101AravossitasRW 143R
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL387H1SPolitics in EuropeL0101BrummerSS 1083R
2:00 -
4:00
POL410H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: The Politics of InfrastructureL0101EnrightSS 2114T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL418H1SHuman Security and Intra-state Conflicts in the Global SouthL5101GnamoLA 213T
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL433H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Land and Indigenous PoliticsL0101MaileOI 3312T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL442H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Protest and Social Movements in Latin AmericaL0101BalagueraLA 340R
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL447H1SPolitical Economy of DevelopmentL0101EyohOI 4426T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL454H1SInnovation and Knowledge Transfer in City RegionsL0101WolfeUC 175W
2:00 -
4:00		P*
JPF456H1SGlobal Cities - Core Issues and ChallengesL0101McCarneyDA 315R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL492H1STopics in Comparative Politics IV: American Political DevelopmentL0101EwingSK 114M
10:00 -
12:00		P*

Development Studies

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL106H1SContemporary Challenges to Democracy: Democracy in the Social Media AgeL0101DeibertON LINE-ATBA
POL196H1SFYF Seminar: The China ChallengeL0101FalkenheimUC 65T
2:00 -
4:00		R
POL223H1SGlobalization and Development: Issues and ChallengesL0101GnamoWI 1016T
12:00 -
2:00
POL309H1SContemporary African Politics: Dynamics and ChallengesL0101GnamoBL 313R
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL325H1SContemporary Latin American PoliticsL0101KingsburyBL 313M
4:00 -
6:00		P
JPA331H1SRise of China as a Global PowerL0101OngSS 1087R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL360H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Political Ecology and Extractivism in the AmericasL5101KingsburyBL 313W
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL410H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: The Politics of InfrastructureL0101EnrightSS 2114T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL418H1SHuman Security and Intra-state Conflicts in the Global SouthL5101GnamoLA 213T
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL442H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Protest and Social Movements in Latin AmericaL0101BalagueraLA 340R
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL447H1SPolitical Economy of DevelopmentL0101EyohOI 4426T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
JPF456H1SGlobal Cities - Core Issues and ChallengesL0101McCarneyDA 315R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL492H1STopics in Comparative Politics IV: American Political DevelopmentL0101EwingSK 114M
10:00 -
12:00		P*

Methods

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL0201ArigaSS 561R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL5101ArigaSS 561T
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL0101ArigaSS 561M
2:00 -
4:00		P

Diversity and Identity

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
JPI201H1SIndigenous Politics in CanadaL0101SherwinON LINE-AW
2:00 -
4:00
POL220H1SImmigration, Multiculturalism, and Citizenship in CanadaL0101VipondMP 103T
4:00 -
6:00
POL377H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Indigenous Feminist and Queer TheoriesL0201MaileBL 325R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL378H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Cities and CitizensL0101EnrightSS 2127R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL433H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Land and Indigenous PoliticsL0101MaileOI 3312T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL485H1STopics in Political Thought II: Power and Interest in Political TheoryL0101SablBL 113R
9:00 -
11:00		P

Indigenous Politics

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL214H1SCanadian GovernmentL0101PondWI 1016W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL360H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Political Ecology and Extractivism in the AmericasL5101KingsburyBL 313W
12:00 -
2:00		P

* For an explanation of any course codes see Codes Used in Timetable Listings.

** P = Priority; E = Department’s Permission; P* = Priority, with various capacity for the different enrolment controls.

† The course syllabi listed on this site are not necessarily the final versions and should not be taken as binding. Course syllabi may be altered subsequent to their being posted here. Students are responsible for attending classes and making themselves aware of the adjustments made to the syllabus.