Academic Catalog 2024-2025
Political Science
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Chair: Professor G. Seri
Faculty: Professors M. Angrist, C. Brown, C. Cidam, M. Dallas (on leave until the end of Fall 2025), R. Hislope (on leave in the Spring 2025), L. Marso, Z. Oxley, G. Seri; Associate Professor B. Hays; Assistant Professor S. Benegal
The Political Science Department helps build within students the knowledge, skills, and desire to be lifelong public and global citizens. Students are challenged to think critically about their beliefs and understandings of the world around them, while developing the language, analytical and writing skills necessary for them to present these ideas effectively to others. Beyond the classroom we hope to provide students with the inspiration and opportunities to engage with politics in its multiple forms and locations. We offer instruction in the four traditional subfields of the discipline of Political Science: Political Theory, Comparative Politics, International Politics, and United States Politics.
For a listing of all the Political Science courses broken down by category, please go to Course Listing and select the Prefix PSC.
ProgramsMajorInterdepartmental MajorMinorCourses- PSC 111 - Introduction to US Politics
- PSC 112 - Introduction to Global Politics
- PSC 113 - Introduction to Political Thought
- PSC 123 - Topics in Mathematical Political Science
- PSC 160 - Presidential Elections
- PSC 176 - Mathematics and Democracy
- PSC 201T - Cambodia Study Abroad: Crossing Cultures
- PSC 213 - Contemporary China: Politics, Economy and Society
- PSC 216 - Politics in Africa
- PSC 220 - Social Data Analysis
- PSC 223 - Critical Comparisons in Politics
- PSC 230 - Ancient Political Thought
- PSC 231 - Theories of Peace and War
- PSC 232 - Violence and Politics
- PSC 234 - Women Political Theorists
- PSC 235 - African American Political Thought
- PSC 236 - Police, Security and Biopower
- PSC 237 - Music and Politics
- PSC 239 - American Political Thought Through the Progressive Era
- PSC 240 - Comparative Ethnic and Racial Politics
- PSC 242 - Comparative Climate Change Politics
- PSC 243 - Latin American Politics
- PSC 244 - The Politics of Extraction in the Americas
- PSC 245 - Populisms in Latin America & Beyond
- PSC 246 - Asian Development: Industrialization Beyond the West
- PSC 247 - Human (In) Security in a Comparative Perspective
- PSC 248 - The Politics of the New Europe
- PSC 249 - Middle East Politics
- PSC 251 - American Foreign Policy
- PSC 252 - Global Value Chains
- PSC 253 - International Relations of East Asia
- PSC 254 - Politics of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
- PSC 255 - Human Rights, International Law, and Humanitarianism
- PSC 257 - International Political Economy
- PSC 258 - Strategies of WWII
- PSC 260 - Policy Making and American Society
- PSC 261 - Public Opinion
- PSC 263 - US Environmental Policy
- PSC 264 - Climate Communication
- PSC 266 - Women and Politics
- PSC 268 - Electoral Politics
- PSC 269 - Media and Politics
- PSC 270 - CIA and the Art of Intelligence
- PSC 272 - The Environment, Energy, and US Politics
- PSC 273 - The Supreme Court and Judicial Politics
- PSC 277 - Capital Region Political Internships
- PSC 280T - Washington, D.C. Internship Program
- PSC 282 - Health Politics and Policy
- PSC 283 - Social Movements, the Environment and Society
- PSC 284 - Political Sociology
- PSC 286 - The Modern Presidency
- PSC 287 - The Contemporary Presidency
- PSC 289T - New Hampshire Primary Mini-Term
- PSC 295H - Political Science Honors Independent Project 1
- PSC 296H - Political Science Honors Independent Project 2
- PSC 302 - U.S. Energy Policy
- PSC 330 - Enlightenment and Its Discontents
- PSC 333 - Twenty-First Century American Political Thought
- PSC 334 - Contemporary Continental Theory
- PSC 336 - Political Wisdom
- PSC 339 - Seminar: Political Theory
- PSC 340 - Politics and Film
- PSC 341 - Genocide
- PSC 342 - Challenges to Democracy in Latin America
- PSC 342R - Challenges to Democratization in Latin America
- PSC 343 - Women and Politics in the Muslim World
- PSC 346 - Technologies in Society: Power, Politics and Economy across Industrial Revolutions
- PSC 347 - Comparative Left Politics
- PSC 349 - Seminar: Comparative Politics
- PSC 350 - Theories of International Politics
- PSC 351 - Global Organized Crime
- PSC 352 - International Organizations
- PSC 353 - Terrorism and Torture
- PSC 354 - Human Rights and Immigration
- PSC 355 - Defense Policy
- PSC 357 - Global Environmental Politics
- PSC 358 - Wealth and Power Among Nations
- PSC 359 - Seminar: International Politics
- PSC 361 - Political Psychology
- PSC 364 - Law and Film
- PSC 365 - Law, Society, and the Wire
- PSC 369 - Seminar: US Politics
- PSC 370 - Constitutional Law
- PSC 371 - Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
- PSC 374 - Pop Culture & Rock Music in the 1970s
- PSC 388 - Politics of Protest
- PSC 388R - Politics of Protest
- PSC 397 - North-South Relations
- PSC 434 - Feminist Film
- PSC 490 - Political Science Independent Study 1
- PSC 498 - Political Science Senior Thesis 1
- PSC 499 - Political Science Senior Thesis 2
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