AY 2020/21

AY 2020/2021 COURSES

MANDATORY COURSES

• Matthias Riedl
  Discourses of Order I: Introduction to Premodern Political Thought  (2 credits, Fall)
  on e-learning

• Matthias Riedl
  Discourses of Order II: Introduction to Modern Political Thought  (2 credits, Winter)
  on e-learning

ELECTIVE COURSES

Fall, 2020

• Karl Hall
  Science and the Nation (2 credits)

• László Kontler - Emese Lafferton
  Inclusion and Exclusion: Perspectives on Humanity and Race in Modern European History of Ideas and Science (2 credits)

• Balázs Trencsényi
  Discourses of Crisis: Texts and Contexts (2 credits)

• Christopher David LaRoche
  Who Rules the World? International Order(s) in Theory and Practice (4 credits)

• Erzsébet Strausz
  Knowing, Narrating, (re)Writing International Relations (4 credits)

• Béla Greskovits
  Worldly Philosophers of Capitalism, Development, and Democracy: Classic Debates (4 credits)

• Daniel Bochsler
  Nationalism and Democracy (4 credits)

• András Bozóki
  Political Ideologies (4 credits)

• András Bozóki
  Analyzing Democracy (2 credits)

• Zoltán Miklósi
  Foundations of Political Philosophy (2 credits)

• Andres Moles
  Introduction to Political Theory: Justice and Equality (4 credits)

• Francisca de Haan
  Women's and Gender History: An Introduction to Theory, Methodology and Archives (2 credits)

• Nadia Jones-Gailani
  Postcolonialism and Feminism(s) (4 credits)

• Andrea Pető
  Gendering Comparative Genocide and Holocaust Studies (2 credits)

• Elissa Helms, Hannah Loney
  Gender and Nationalism (4 credits)

• Hadley Z. Renkin
  Reimagining Social Movements (2 credits)

• Andrea Pető
  Oral History (2 credits)

• Maria Kronfeldner - Ferenc Huoranszki
  Essentialism Regarding Natural and Social Kinds (2 credits)

• Andres Moles
  War (2 credits)

• Simon Rippon
  Ethics, Politics, and Policy (2 credits)

• Anca Gheauș
  Childrearing in political philosophy  (4 credits)

• Hannah Loney
  Gender, Memory and Nationalism (2 credits)

Winter, 2021

• Edit András
  The Artist as an Agent of History: From Symbolic Politics to Visual Activism (4 credits)

• Maciej Janowski
  The Marriage of Convenience: The Catholic Church and “Multiple” Modernities (4 credits)

• Ulrich Meurer
  Images: Knowledge, History, Politics (2 credits)

• Karl Hall
  Materialism, Atheism, and the Godless Militant (2 credits)

• Sam Hall
  Shakespeare and Political Philosophy

• Aziz al-Azmeh
  Modern History of the Middle East: Imperial and Post-Imperial Formations

• Francisca de Haan
  Communism and Gender: Historical and Global Perspectives (4 credits)

• Jasmina Lukić
  Narrating Worlds (4 credits)

• Christopher David LaRoche
  The Human Place in World Politics: Psychology, Leadership, Emotion and the 'First Image' (4 credits)

• Zoltán Miklósi
  Introduction to Contemporary Political Philosophy (4 credits)

• Howard Robinson
  Current Issues in the Philosophy of Mind (2 credits)

• Howard Robinson
  Philosophy of Religion: The Existence and Nature of God (2 credits)

• Ferenc Huoranszki
  Practical Rationality and the Self (2 credits)

• Gisela Miró
  Decolonising Development (4 credits)

• Nadia Jones-Galiani
  Decolonising Gender Studies (2 credits)

• Andrew Arató
  Populism, Civil Society, and Constitutionalism (2 credits)

Spring, 2021

• Maria Kronfeldner
  Science and Society: Advanced Issues (4 credits)