Courses

Number	CCN	Semester	Level	Title	Section	Instructor(s)
147G	31183	Spring 2022	Undergraduate	The Welfare State in Comparative Perspective	1	Jonah Levy
147G	25195	Fall 2020	Undergraduate	THE WELFARE STATE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE	1	Jonah Levy
247G	32854	Fall 2020	Graduate	The Comparative Politics of the Welfare State	1	Jonah Levy
147F	22866	Fall 2018	Undergraduate	Contemporary French Politics: The Republican Model in Transition		Jonah Levy
147F	71829	Fall 2015	Undergraduate	Contemporary French Politics: The Republican Model in Transition		Jonah Levy
147F	23030	Fall 2019	Undergraduate	Contemporary French Politics: The Republican Model in Transition	1	Jonah Levy
147F	18444	Fall 2017	Undergraduate	Contemporary French Politics: The Republican Model in Transition		Jonah Levy
147G	71772	Fall 2014	Undergraduate	THE WELFARE STATE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE		Jonah Levy
147G	31298	Fall 2018	Undergraduate	THE WELFARE STATE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE		Jonah Levy
147G	32467	Spring 2017	Undergraduate	THE WELFARE STATE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE		Jonah Levy
209A	25189	Fall 2019	Graduate	COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY	1	Jonah Levy
209A	46413	Fall 2017	Graduate	COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY		Jonah Levy
209A	72126	Fall 2014	Graduate	COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY		Jonah Levy
247G	72294	Fall 2015	Graduate	The Comparative Politics of the Welfare State	1	Jonah Levy
247G	32411	Fall 2018	Graduate	The Comparative Politics of the Welfare State	1	Jonah Levy

Upcoming Events

Oct 25, 2021

Matrix on Point: New Directions in Studying Policing

In this Matrix on Point presentation, panelists — including Kimberly Burke, Matthew Guariglia, Brie McLemore, and Eduardo Duran — will discuss the impacts of policing on the lives and health of officers and the communities they serve, as well as how contemporary policing practices are related to an unjust past.

Oct 29, 2021

Heavenly Palace in the Yellow Springs

ocusing on the stone sarcophagus of Wirkak (494-579 CE) and his wife Wiyusi, a Sogdian couple descended from Central Asia, this talk discusses the ways in which the funerary monument in Wirkak’s underground tomb is rendered like a Buddhist pagoda that evokes the vision of a heavenly palace. In the popular teaching of Mahayana Buddhism, magnificent palaces in heavens await the arrival of the souls...

Nov 04, 2021

ReOrienting the World: with or without Africa?

Accommodations: If you require an accommodation for effective communication (ASL interpreting/CART captioning, alternative media formats, etc.) to fully participate in this event, please contact Martha Saavedra at asc@berkeley.edu with as much advance notice as possible and at least 7 days in advance of the event.

Dec 03, 2021

The Banks Did It: An Anatomy of the Financial Crisis"

Please join us on December 3, 12pm PST for an “Authors Meet Critics” discussion focused on the book The Banks Did It: An Anatomy of the Financial Crisis, by Neil Fligstein, Class of 1939 Chancellor’s Professor in the UC Berkeley Department of Sociology. Professor Fligstein will be joined in conversation by Adam Tooze,...

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Matrix on Point: New Directions in Studying Policing

Heavenly Palace in the Yellow Springs

ReOrienting the World: with or without Africa?

The Banks Did It: An Anatomy of the Financial Crisis"

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