Courses

Number	CCN	Semester	Level	Title	Section	Instructor(s)
261	26439	Spring 2024	Graduate	Political Behavior	1	David Broockman
290PB	33318	Spring 2024	Graduate	Emerging Research in American Political Behavior Research Workshop	1	David Broockman, Gabriel Lenz, Stephanie Zonszein
3	21659	Spring 2024	Undergraduate	INTRODUCTION TO EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS	1	David Broockman
290PB	33535	Fall 2023	Graduate	Emerging Research in American Political Behavior Research Workshop	1	David Broockman, Gabriel Lenz, Stephanie Zonszein
109B	13568	Summer 2023	Session A	Special Topics in American Politics: The Politics of Public Policy	1	David Broockman
W164A	14076	Summer 2023	Session C	Political Psychology and Involvement	1	David Broockman
261	33006	Spring 2023	Graduate	Political Behavior	1	David Broockman
291	19742	Spring 2023	Graduate	RESEARCH WORKSHOP IN AMERICAN POLITICS	1	David Broockman
3	26709	Spring 2023	Undergraduate	INTRODUCTION TO EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS	1	David Broockman
109B	15517	Summer 2022	Session A	Special Topics in American Politics: The Politics of Public Policy	1	David Broockman
W164A	13937	Summer 2022	Session C	Political Psychology and Involvement	1	David Broockman
3	31162	Spring 2022	Undergraduate	Introduction to Empirical Analysis and Quantitative Methods	1	David Broockman
291	19555	Fall 2021	Graduate	RESEARCH WORKSHOP IN AMERICAN POLITICS	1	David Broockman
3	22578	Fall 2021	Undergraduate	INTRODUCTION TO EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS	1	David Broockman
W164A	15621	Summer 2021	Session C	Political Psychology and Involvement	1	David Broockman
279	25355	Fall 2020	Graduate	Representation: Bridging Institutions and Behavior	1	David Broockman, Sean Gailmard
291	19658	Fall 2020	Graduate	RESEARCH WORKSHOP IN AMERICAN POLITICS	1	David Broockman
262	32363	Spring 2020	Graduate	Voting Behavior and Public Opinion		Gabriel Lenz, David Broockman

Upcoming Events

Oct 05, 2023

Michael Waldman: How the Supreme Court Divided America

Join Michael Waldman, president and CEO of the Brennan Center for Justice, and Angela Glover Blackwell, founder in residence at PolicyLink and Professor of Practice at the Goldman School of Public Policy, for an in-depth look at the tumultuous 2021-2022 Supreme Court term and a discussion of how recent decisions will affect every American for generations to come.

Oct 19, 2023

Occupied Germany & Japan after WWII from Global Cultural History Perspectives (Besatzungsalltage/senryōka nichijō)

The postwar occupations of Germany and Japan were significant periods for the history of Europe and East Asia alike. They have both been thoroughly researched on their own right, yet until to date historical scholarship has hardly ever considered putting the history of both occupations into conversation, whether from comparative or entangled history perspectives. This talk, on the contrary, explores opportunities and challenges of writing a "geteilte Geschichte"—meaning both shared and divided history—of occupied Germany and Japan with a particular focus on the experience of the occupation period in peoples' everyday life, race, gender, and sexuality.

Oct 24, 2023

Struggling for Sovereignty, Changing Political Alliances: Western and Eastern European Military Assistance for Revolutionary Cuba During the Early Cold War

While the history of interactions between the superpowers during the Cold War is a well-known topic, minor actors continue to receive much less scholarly attention. Cuba, for example, did not become part of the international agenda until its 1959 revolution challenged U.S. hegemony and turned the country towards Communism. This presentation analyzes military assistance provided to revolutionary Cuba by Western and Eastern European countries and assesses the impact of U.S. pressure on Cuba's accelerated turn towards Communism.

Courses

Courses

Courses

Michael Waldman: How the Supreme Court Divided America

Richard and Leah Rothstein: Just Action and the Color of Law

Occupied Germany & Japan after WWII from Global Cultural History Perspectives (Besatzungsalltage/senryōka nichijō)

Struggling for Sovereignty, Changing Political Alliances: Western and Eastern European Military Assistance for Revolutionary Cuba During the Early Cold War

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