AY 2016/2017 COURSES

MANDATORY

• Matthias Riedl
  Religion and Political Thought: Europe 1200-1700 (lecture) (2 credits; Fall)

ELECTIVE

• Aziz Al-Azmeh
  Religion and State (2 credits; Fall)
  
• Alexander Astrov, Jens Bartelson, Iver Neumann, and Erik Ringmar
  Global Stage and Its Subjects: International Theory Meets Intellectual History (4-credits; Fall)
• Indre Balcaite
  Asian Political Thought (2 credits; Winter)
• András Bozóki and Zsolt Czigányik
  Anarchy and Utopia (4 credits; Fall)
• Cziganyik Zsolt
  Political Visions in Literature (2 credits; Winter)
• Eva Fodor or Sara Meger (two groups)
  Foundations in Gender Studies I: Histories, Theories, Futures (2 credits; Fall)
• Nadia Jones-Gailani
  Islamic Feminism in Historical Perspective (2 credits; Fall)
• Nadia Jones-Gailani
  Gender and Political Radicalism in Islam (4 credits; Winter)
• Philip Goff
  Tax and Social Justice (2 credits; Winter)
• Francisca de Haan
  Communism and Gender: Global and Historical Perspectives (4 credits; Winter)
• Karl Hall
  Intellectuals and World War I (4 credits; Fall)
• Elissa Helms
  Gender and Nationalism (2 credits; Winter)
• Constantin Iordachi
  Totalitarianism and Mass Politics in East-Central Europe: Comparative Perspectives on Fascism and Communism (4 credits; Fall)
• Maria Kronfeldner
  Topics in the Philosophy of the Human and Social Sciences (2 credits; Winter)
• Sanjay Kumar
  Re-imagining Pasts: Post-colonialism and Nationalism in South Asia (1945-2015) (2 credits; Winter)
• Emese Lafferton
  Race and Science (4 credits; Fall)
• Sara Meger
  Gender, Peace and Security (4 credits; Winter)
• Andres Moles
  War (2 credits; Fall)
• Hadley Z. Renkin
  Re-imagining Social Movements: Activism, Resistance, and Cultural Change
  (4 credits, Fall)
• Matthias Riedl
  Religion and Political Thought: Europe 1200-1700 (source reading seminar) (2 credits; Fall)
• Ostap Sereda
  Intelligentsia and Peasantry in Modern East European History: Social Processes and Cultural Constructions (19th-20th Centuries) (4 credits; Winter)
• Balazs Trencsenyi
  Political Modernities and Nation-Building in Central and Southeast Europe (4 credits; Fall)
• Balazs Trencsenyi
  The Political Languages of Anti-Modernism (4 credits; Winter)
• Gina White
  Examining the Theatocracy: Drama and Politics in the Ancient World (2 credits; Winter)