3470 Department of Political Science

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Department of Political Science
1005 Langdale Hall
404-413-6159
politicalscience.gsu.edu/

Michael Herb, Chair
Amy Steigerwalt, Associate Chair (https://gaappleseed.org/board/bio/amy-steigerwalt)
Jeannie Grussendorf, Undergraduate Director

Programs

• Asian Studies, B.I.S.
• Global Studies, B.I.S.
• Law and Society, B.I.S.
• Middle East Studies, B.I.S.
• Political Science, B.A.

• European Union Studies Certificate

• B.A./M.A. Program in Political Science

• Asian Studies Minor
• Human Rights and Democracy Minor
• Middle East Studies Minor
• Political Science Minor

Courses

• EURO 1101 - Intro to the European Union
• EURO 3234 - Introduction to the European Union
• EURO 4130 - European Union Law and Legal Systems
• EURO 4160 - Federalism and Multilevel Governance in the European Union
• EURO 4230 - Doing Business in the European Union
• EURO 4260 - European Monetary Union
• EURO 4330 - European Union Science and Technology Policy
• EURO 4430 - European Union Environmental Policy
• EURO 4530 - European Social Policy
• EURO 4630 - European Union Communications and Media
• EURO 4730 - European Union Foreign Policy
• EURO 4760 - United States - European Union Relations
• EURO 4830 - European Union Studies Capstone Course

• GLOS 2030 - Introduction to Asian Studies
• GLOS 2401 - Global Issues
• GLOS 3000 - Foundations in Global Research
• GLOS 3100 - Introduction to Global History
• GLOS 3300 - History of Capitalism
• GLOS 3500 - Culture and Change in Africa
• GLOS 3510 - Medieval Mediterranean/ Islamic World
• GLOS 3515 - North Africa and the World to 1800
• GLOS 3520 - Early Modern Europe,1500-1789
• GLOS 3530 - Europe since 1789
• GLOS 3540 - Film and the Holocaust
• GLOS 3615 - The Indian Ocean World
• GLOS 3620 - The Atlantic World: Encounters, Empires, Diasporas, Revolutions
• GLOS 3630 - Empires in the Modern World
• GLOS 3645 - Contemporary Africa
• GLOS 3650 - Africa and the World
• GLOS 3660 - The Twentieth Century World
• GLOS 3700 - China and Japan to 1600
• GLOS 3710 - China and Japan since 1600
• GLOS 3720 - Colonial Latin America
• GLOS 3730 - Latin America since 1810
• GLOS 3780 - Middle East 600-1800
• GLOS 3800 - History of India from the Indus Civilization to the Present
• GLOS 3850 - China, India, and the Modern World Economy
• GLOS 3900 - Human Rights in Historical Perspective
• GLOS 4040 - Race, Class and Gender in Global Perspective
• GLOS 4114 - Language and Social Justice
• GLOS 4211 - Psychology of Terrorism
• GLOS 4212 - International Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice
• GLOS 4215 - Politics of Peace
• GLOS 4220 - Refugees and Forced Migration
• GLOS 4225 - Immigrants in America
• GLOS 4490 - The Anthropology of Globalization
• GLOS 4540 - Britain and the World, 1500-1700
• GLOS 4550 - Domestic Field School
• GLOS 4551 - Britain and the World since 1700
• GLOS 4560 - International Field Experience
• GLOS 4580 - German History since 1900
• GLOS 4635 - European Intellectual History II: From Marx to Postmodernism
• GLOS 4640 - The Holocaust
• GLOS 4650 - Special Topics in Global Studies
• GLOS 4651 - Special Topics Global Studies - CTW
• GLOS 4652 - Comparative Global Studies
• GLOS 4740 - Latin American Revolutions
• GLOS 4760 - Research Practicum
• GLOS 4761 - Directed Study in Global Studies
• GLOS 4870 - Honors Thesis II
• GLOS 4880 - Honors Thesis II
• GLOS 4910 - Internship in Global Studies
• GLOS 4990 - Topics in International Development Methods
• GLOS 4996 - Study Abroad: European Studies in Strasbourg, France

• POLS 1101 - Introduction to American Government
• POLS 2101 - Introduction to Political Science
• POLS 2401 - Global Issues
• POLS 3110 - State Government
• POLS 3140 - Judicial Process and Courts
• POLS 3145 - Introduction to American Law
• POLS 3170 - American Legislative Process
• POLS 3171 - Congressional Simulation
• POLS 3200 - Comparative Politics
• POLS 3400 - International Politics
• POLS 3450 - United States Foreign Policy
• POLS 3530 - Classical and Early Modern Political Thought
• POLS 3540 - Modern Political Thought
• POLS 3800 - Introduction to Political Research-CTW
• POLS 3810 - Introduction to Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics (PPE)
• POLS 4110 - Political Psychology
• POLS 4120 - Southern Politics
• POLS 4125 - Georgia Politics and Government
• POLS 4130 - American Constitutional Law
• POLS 4131 - Civil Liberties and Rights
• POLS 4155 - Voting and Elections
• POLS 4157 - Politics of the Civil Rights Movement
• POLS 4158 - Campaign Organization and Management
• POLS 4160 - Political Attitudes and Public Opinion
• POLS 4162 - Politics and the Media
• POLS 4165 - African-American Politics
• POLS 4180 - American Chief Executives
• POLS 4190 - Studies in American Politics
• POLS 4205 - Comparative Democratization
• POLS 4215 - Politics of Peace
• POLS 4230 - African Politics
• POLS 4240 - European Politics
• POLS 4242 - European Union: Politics, Economy, and Foreign Policy
• POLS 4250 - Latin American Politics
• POLS 4255 - Politics and Political Economy of East Asia
• POLS 4256 - Politics and Political Economy of Japan
• POLS 4257 - Chinese Politics

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