Fall/Winter Timetable

Undergraduate Course Offerings for Fall/Winter 2014-15

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100-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus
POL101Y1YDemocracy, Dictatorship, War and Peace: An IntroductionL0101Chambers,
Hansen
CH M
12:00 -
2:00
XBC199Y1YFirst-Year Seminar: Ideologies and Social Movements in China’s Modern TransformationL0351FalkenheimLA 214M
10:00 -
12:00
SII199Y1YFirst-Year Seminar: MetroMarxismL0352EnrightUC 67W
10:00 -
12:00

200-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus
POL200Y1YPolitical Theory: Visions of the Just/Good SocietyL0101Hurl,
Young
BT 101R
2:00 -
4:00
POL200Y1YPolitical Theory: Visions of the Just/Good SocietyL5101KingstonAH 100W
6:00 -
8:00
POL201H1YPolitics of DevelopmentL0101Gnamo,
Jung
NF 003T
2:00 -
4:00
POL207Y1YPolitics in EuropeL0101AlbertAH 100M
12:00 -
2:00
POL208Y1YIntroduction to International RelationsL5101JurgensenAH 100M
6:00 -
8:00
POL208Y1YIntroduction to International RelationsL0101JurgensenMS 2158W
10:00 -
12:00
POL214Y1YCanadian Government and PoliticsL0101WisemanOI G162M
10:00 -
12:00
P
POL215Y1YPolitics and Transformation of Asia-PacificL0101Bertrand,
Falkenheim
SS 2106T
10:00 -
12:00
POL224H1YCanada in Comparative PerspectiveL5101BeangeMC 102T
6:00 -
8:00
P
POL242Y1YResearch Methods for SpecialistsL0101FletcherSS 561W
12:00 -
2:00
P
POL242Y1YResearch Methods for SpecialistsL5101FletcherSS 561R
6:00 -
8:00
P

300-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus
POL301Y1YGovernment and Politics in AfricaL0101Handley,
Prichard
UC 179W
2:00 -
4:00
P
JHP304Y1YUkraine: Politics, Economy and SocietyL0101BilenkyUC 163T, R
10:00 -
P
POL312Y1YCanadian Foreign PolicyL0101KirtonGI T
10:00 -
12:00
P
POL316Y1YContemporary Canadian FederalismL0101SteinUC 163R
4:00 -
6:00
P
POL320Y1YModern Political ThoughtL0101ChambersHS 610R
10:00 -
12:00
P
POL326Y1YUnited States Foreign PolicyL5101JurgensenUC 161T
6:00 -
8:00
P
POL330Y1YPolitics and MoralityL0101WilliamsMP 134T
2:00 -
5:00
P
JPA331Y1YIssues in Contemporary Chinese PoliticsL0101OngSS 1085T
12:00 -
2:00
P
POL337Y1YThe Canadian ConstitutionL0101HirschlUC 161M
12:00 -
2:00
P
POL340Y1YInternational LawL5101Kennedy,
Kolenda
UC 140R
6:00 -
8:00
P
POL344Y1YSocial Movements in Europe and North AmericaL0101BashevkinUC 163M
10:00 -
12:00
P
POL355Y1YTopics in Classical Political Thought: The Problem of VirtueL0101RabinowitzSS 1072W
4:00 -
6:00
P
POL359Y1YEnlarging Europe: The European Union and Its ApplicantsL5101AustinUC 179T
6:00 -
8:00
P
POL397Y1YResearch ParticipationL0101TBATBATBAE

400-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus
POL410Y1YTopics in Comparative Politics III: Private, Public and the Liberal StateL0101VipondUC 65R
10:00 -
12:00
P*
POL417Y1YGlobal South in International PoliticsL5101GnamoLA 214T
6:00 -
8:00
P*
JPD439Y1YPost-Modern and Contemporary ThoughtL0101CookEM 205M
10:00 -
12:00
P*
JPF455Y1YCitiesL0101McCarneyAR 203R
9:30 -
11:30
P*
POL456Y1YThe G8, G20 and Global GovernanceL0101KirtonUC 326R
10:00 -
12:00
P*
POL457Y1YMarkets, Justice and the Human GoodL0101CarensAH 204T
2:00 -
4:00
P*
POL459Y1YThe Military Instrument of Foreign PolicyL0101BraunTC 24M
10:00 -
12:00
P*
POL484Y1YTopics in Political Thought I: Plato’s Political ThoughtL0101BalotTF 203W
4:00 -
6:00
P*
POL494H1YTopics in Politics II: CitizenshipL5101CarelessAH 206W
6:00 -
7:30
P*
POL499Y1YSenior Thesis and Thesis SeminarL0101LeDucAH 302W
10:00 -
12:00
E

* 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.

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