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100-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL101Y1YDemocracy, Dictatorship, War and Peace: An IntroductionL0101Balot,
Jung		CH M
12:00 -
2:00
POL196H1FFYF Seminar: The China ChallengeL0101FalkenheimFE 135T
3:00 -
5:00
POL197H1FFYF Seminar: Solidarity in Diverse SocietiesL0101ChengSK 218W
2:00 -
4:00
POL198Y1YFirst-Year Foundations (FYF) Seminar: Social Justice and the CityL0101EnrightSS 581W
10:00 -
12:00
POL199Y1YFirst-Year Foundations (FYF) Seminar: Utopias and DystopiasL0101CarensLA 213M
2:00 -
5:00

200-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL200Y1YPolitical Theory: Visions of the Just/Good SocietyL5101KingstonAH 100T
6:00 -
8:00
POL200Y1YPolitical Theory: Visions of the Just/Good SocietyL0101OrwinBT 101R
2:00 -
4:00
POL201Y1YPolitics of Development: Issues and ControversiesL0101Gnamo,
Jung		AH 100T
12:00 -
2:00
POL203Y1YU.S. Government and PoliticsL5101HurlSS 2135R
6:00 -
8:00
POL207Y1YPolitics in EuropeL0101De Miguel MoyerLM 161T
2:00 -
4:00
POL208Y1YIntroduction to International RelationsL5101Gunitsky,
Jurgensen		HS 610T
5:00 -
7:00
POL208Y1YIntroduction to International RelationsL0101Gunitsky,
Jurgensen		ES 1050W
10:00 -
12:00
POL214Y1YCanadian Government and PoliticsL0101Pond,
Wiseman		NF 003M
10:00 -
12:00
POL215Y1YPolitics and Transformation of Asia-PacificL0101Bertrand,
Falkenheim		SS 1083T
10:00 -
12:00
POL222H1FIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IL5101ArigaKP 108W
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL222H1FIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IL0101ArigaSS 2135M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL222H1FIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IL0201ArigaSS 2135R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL224Y1YCanada in Comparative PerspectiveL5101Haddow,
Rheault		MS 3154M
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL0101ArigaSS 561M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL0201ArigaSS 561R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL232H1SIntroduction to Quantitative Reasoning IIL5101ArigaSS 561W
6:00 -
8:00		P

300-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL301Y1YGovernment and Politics in AfricaL0101Gnamo,
Prichard		UC 161R
2:00 -
4:00		P
JHP304Y1YUkraine: Politics, Economy and SocietyL0101MagocsiWI 523T, R
10:00 -
11:00		P
POL305Y1YPolitics and Society in Latin AmericaL0101KingsburyUC 161T
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL308H1SIndigenous Politics in CanadaL0101TurnerBL 325W
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL312Y1YCanadian Foreign PolicyL0101KirtonEM 001T
10:00 -
12:00		P
JPS315H1SLGBTQ PoliticsL0101MoreauBL 325T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL316Y1YContemporary Canadian FederalismL5101PondUC 161R
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL320Y1YModern Political ThoughtL0101WilliamsMP 103R
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL323Y1YMight and Right Among NationsL0101BertoldiSS 1070T
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL326Y1YUnited States Foreign PolicyL5101JurgensenUC 161W
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL328Y1YPolitics and Government in South AsiaL0101MuraliSS 1069M
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL329H1SExperiences of ConflictL0101BertoldiSS 1087R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL334H1SOntario and Quebec PoliticsL0101HaddowRW 110W
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL337Y1YThe Canadian ConstitutionL5101PondUC 161M
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL340Y1YInternational LawL5101QuayatLM 162M
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL344Y1YSocial Movements in Europe and North AmericaL0101BashevkinUC 144M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL349H1SGlobal Urban PoliticsL0101EnrightES B142R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL356H1FCanadian Political Parties and ElectionsL0101WisemanSS 1070T
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL359Y1YEnlarging Europe: The European Union and Its ApplicantsL0101AustinVC 215T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL360H1FTopics in Latin American Politics: Twenty-First Century Latin American PoliticsL0101KingsburyUC 140T
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL361H1FGlobal Political Economy I: History and TheoryL0101PaulyLM 161W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL362H1SGlobal Political Economy II: Policy and AnalysisL0101PaulyUC 161W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL371H1SThe Spatial Construction of the Political EconomyL0101BatheltSS 2127M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL372H1FPolitical Economy of Germany and the EUL0101BatheltRW 140T
12:00 -
2:00		P
JPR374H1FReligion and Power in the PostcolonyL0101AnthonyBL 313M
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL377H1FTopics in Comparative Politics I: Introduction to the Politics and Society of Northern EuropeL0101BeltranSS 1085W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL377H1FTopics in Comparative Politics I: Truth, Reconciliation, and Settler ColonialismL5101MaileSS 1070T
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL377H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Indigenous Feminist and Queer TheoriesL0101MaileSS 1087R
10:00 -
12:00		P
JPS378H1FSex and the StateL0101MoreauBL 313W
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL378H1FTopics in Comparative Politics II: Cities and CitizensL0101EnrightBL 313R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL379H1FTopics in Comparative Politics III: Civil Liberties in the United StatesL0101EwingBL 313R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL380H1FTopics in International Politics: Global GovernanceL0101WongUC 140T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL380H1STopics in International Politics: Queer IRL5101MoreauES B142T
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL380H1STopics in International Politics: Japanese PoliticsL0301LipscyBL 113W
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL380H1STopics in International Politics: Gender and Intersectionality in Global PoliticsL0201BakanMP 118M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL381H1FTopics in Political Theory: Privilege and Race in Global PerspectiveL0101WaltonBL 313M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL381H1STopics in Political Theory: Global Politics and Global Political ThoughtL0101WaltonSS 2110M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL381Y1YTopics in Political Theory: Realist Political TheoryL0101SablSK 100R
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL382H1FTopics in Canadian Politics: Canadian Political EconomyL0101HaddowUC 161W
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL384H1SGlobal Environmental Governance from the Ground UpL0101NevilleSS 2106W
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL385H1FIssues in Contemporary GreeceL5101KotsovilisSS 2105M
6:00 -
8:00		P

400-level courses

Course Code * Title Section Instructor(s) Room TimeEnrol **Syllabus †
POL401H1SPolitical Parties in Comparative PerspectiveL0101De Miguel MoyerTC 22R
2:00 -
4:00		P
JRA401H1STopics in Comparative Politics V: State and Society in Central AsiaL0101SchatzLA 212R
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL408H1FInnovation and GovernanceL0101BatheltUC 148T
4:00 -
6:00		P
POL409H1SPolitical Economy of Technology: From the Auto-Industrial to the Information AgeL0101WolfeUC 148W
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL410H1FTopics in Comparative Politics III: Politics and Policy of the Nordic RegionL5101BeltranLA 214R
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL410H1STopics in Comparative Politics III: Culture and Society of the Nordic RegionL5101BeltranLA 214R
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL412H1FHuman Rights and International RelationsL0101WongSK 218W
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL417Y1YGlobal South in International PoliticsL5101GnamoBL 113T
6:00 -
8:00		P*
JPR419H1FSecularism and ReligionL5101CapenerOI 7192M
6:00 -
8:00		P*
POL419H1SQuantitative Methods and Data AnalysisL0101ArigaRW 109W
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL430Y1YComparative Studies in Jewish and Non-Jewish Political ThoughtL0101OrwinLA 214T
4:00 -
7:00		P
POL432H1FFeminist Theory: Challenges to Legal and Political ThoughtL0101ShanksSS 1078R
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL433H1STopics in United States Government and Politics: American Political DevelopmentL0101EwingBL 113M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL435H1SBusiness and Politics: Power in a Global WorldL0101RenckensSS 581T
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL438H1STopics in Comparative Politics I: Political Economy of EuropeL0101ReisenbichlerSS 2120W
4:00 -
6:00		P*
POL441H1STopics in Asian Politics: Rebellion and Insurgency: Cases from South AsiaL0101MukherjeeSS 1080M
4:00 -
6:00		P*
POL442H1STopics in Latin American Politics: Protest and Social Movements in Latin AmericaL0101BalagueraUC 148M
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL443H1STopics in Comparative Politics II: Land and Indigenous PoliticsL0101MaileSS 1078T
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL447H1FPolitical Economy of DevelopmentL0101EyohTC 22T
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL450H1FWomen and PoliticsL0101BashevkinUC 148W
2:00 -
4:00		P
JHP451Y1YThe People from NowhereL0101MagocsiSS 2114W
3:00 -
5:00		P*
POL453H1FAuthoritarianism in Comparative PerspectiveL0101OngLA 340M
12:00 -
2:00
JPF455Y1YCitiesL0101McCarneyDA 315R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL456Y1YThe G8, G20 and Global GovernanceL0101KirtonTC 22R
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL457Y1YMarkets, Justice and the Human GoodL0101CarensTC 22T
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL459Y1YThe Military Instrument of Foreign PolicyL0101BraunTC 22M
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL466H1STopics in International Politics III: Global Politics of State FormationL0101GunitskyTC 22R
12:00 -
2:00		P
POL466H1STopics in International Politics III: Theories of International OrganizationL0201LipscyTC 22T
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL469H1FEthics and International RelationsL0101BertoldiLA 214R
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL472H1FThe Comparative Political Economy of Industrial SocietiesL0101HaddowSS 2114R
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL475Y1YPost-Modern and Contemporary ThoughtL0101CookVC 304M
2:00 -
4:00		P
POL476H1STopics in Public Policy: Narrative and PoliticsL0101BorinsLA 340M
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL478Y5YMoral Reason and Economic HistoryL0101DayKN 132W
4:00 -
6:00
POL479H1FTopics in Middle East Politics: Contesting Authoritarianisms in the Middle EastL5101KingstonLA 213W
5:00 -
7:00		P*
POL480H1FStudies in Comparative Political TheoryL0101WaltonOI 4426R
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL481H1SGeopolitics of CyberspaceL0101DeibertBA B026T
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL484H1FTopics in Political Thought I: Settler Indigenous Relations in CanadaL0101WilliamsLA 213M
10:00 -
1:00		P
POL484H1STopics in Political Thought I: Contemporary Debates in Democratic TheoryL0101WilliamsLA 213M
10:00 -
1:00		P
POL485H1FTopics in Political Thought II: Plagues in Political ThoughtL0101NacolES 1016MW
12:00 -
2:00		P*
POL485H1STopics in Political Thought II: Power and Interest in Political TheoryL5101SablUC 148R
6:00 -
8:00		P
POL485H1STopics in Political Thought II: MontaigneL0101KingstonUC B203F
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL486Y1FTopics in International Politics I: The Changing Face of Armed Conflict: From Interstate War to Asymmetric WarfareL0101GiladySS 581M, W
4:00 -
6:00		P*
POL486H1STopics in International Politics I: What Went Wrong? A Post Mortem of Political Disasters, Catastrophic Policy Failures, and Epic Marches of FollyL0101GiladyTC 22M
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL486H1STopics in International Politics I: International LawL0201AcornUC 51W
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL487H1FTopics in International Politics II: The Planet's Last Frontiers: Governance of Antarctica, Oceans and Outer SpaceL0101GreenSS 1078M
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL490H1FTopics in Canadian Politics I: Change and Continuity in Canadian Electoral PoliticsL0101LeDucTF 103T
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL490H1STopics in Canadian Politics I: Leadership in the Territories and ProvincesL0101BashevkinUC 148W
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL491H1FTopics in Canadian Politics II: Canadian Judicial PoliticsL0101McDougallSS 1078M
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL491H1STopics in Canadian Politics II: Identities and Elections: Canada in Comparative PerspectiveL0101BescoSS 1080W
2:00 -
4:00		P*
POL492H1STopics in Comparative Politics IV: Comparative Law and Social ChangeL0101KahramanSS 1078W
10:00 -
12:00		P*
POL492H1STopics in Comparative Politics IV: Indigenous NationalismL0201TurnerWE 75T
12:00 -
2:00
POL493H1STopics in Politics I: Writing About PoliticsL0101KohnTC 24R
10:00 -
12:00		P
POL495Y1FIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL495Y1SIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL495Y1YIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL496H1FIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL496H1SIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL497H1FIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL497H1SIndependent StudiesL0101TBATBATBAE
POL499Y1YSenior Thesis and Thesis SeminarL0101KingsburyUC 255R
4:00 -
6:00		E

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