Examines broad range of topics — such as social classes, states, interest groups, inequality welfare states, comparative capitalism, race, and gender — from both classical (Marx and Weber) and contemporary theorists. Limited to 12; preference to Course 17 PhD students.

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17.000[J] Political Philosophy (, ) (Same subject as 24.611[J]) Prereq: Permission of instructor Units: 3-0-9 Lecture: R10-12 (E53-485) Systematic examination of selected issues in political philosophy. Topic changes each year and subject may be taken repeatedly with permission of instructor.

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17.472 International Conflict in the Gray Zone Between War and ... Stuxnet, and South China Sea operations. Substantial reading · ranges across Western, Leninist, and Chinese views of war, covert · action history, international law, US strategy, industrial espionage, ... See description under subject 22.814[J]. Enrollment limited to 15; preference given to doctoral students in Courses 17 and 22.

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The Course 17 curriculum emphasizes foundational theories and current methods of political science, while cultivating critical thinking and writing skills through class assignments, research opportunities, and an optional senior thesis.

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Can states replace military coercion with economic coercion? This course will help students answer these questions by introducing them to the scholarly literature on the political economy of international security, a subject that lies at the intersection of international security and international ...

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17.40 American Foreign Policy: Past, Present, and Future () Not offered regularly; consult department Prereq: None Units: 3-0-9 Reasons for America's past wars and interventions. Consequences of American policies. Evaluation of these consequences for the US and the world.

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