Government

GOVT · 144 courses

Courses
144
Professors
81
Sections
1234
Active
1995–2010
Sections this term
0

Professors (81)

Offerings by year Fall, Spring, Summer, Intersession

Seat fill by academic year and season
YearFallSpringSummerIntersession
2026 Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term No data for this term No data for this term
2025 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2024 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2023 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2022 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2021 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2020 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2019 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2018 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2017 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range
2016 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2015 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2014 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2013 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2012 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2011 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2010 Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range Outside this course’s recorded range No data for this term
2009 70% full: 463 enrolled of 658 seats across 36 sections 53% full: 397 enrolled of 752 seats across 47 sections 30% full: 6 enrolled of 20 seats across 1 section No data for this term
2008 68% full: 482 enrolled of 710 seats across 38 sections 60% full: 472 enrolled of 792 seats across 49 sections 20% full: 1 enrolled of 5 seats across 1 section No data for this term
2007 64% full: 440 enrolled of 688 seats across 37 sections 52% full: 498 enrolled of 961 seats across 52 sections 100% full: 1 enrolled of 1 seats across 1 section No data for this term
2006 67% full: 482 enrolled of 724 seats across 34 sections 64% full: 494 enrolled of 775 seats across 41 sections 41% full: 13 enrolled of 32 seats across 8 sections No data for this term
2005 65% full: 475 enrolled of 728 seats across 33 sections 59% full: 476 enrolled of 807 seats across 33 sections 100% full: 3 enrolled of 3 seats across 3 sections No data for this term
2004 73% full: 491 enrolled of 671 seats across 26 sections 57% full: 475 enrolled of 836 seats across 39 sections 100% full: 4 enrolled of 4 seats across 4 sections No data for this term
2003 62% full: 471 enrolled of 759 seats across 25 sections 57% full: 462 enrolled of 810 seats across 34 sections 100% full: 10 enrolled of 10 seats across 10 sections No data for this term
2002 57% full: 439 enrolled of 767 seats across 21 sections 55% full: 364 enrolled of 660 seats across 31 sections 100% full: 4 enrolled of 4 seats across 4 sections No data for this term
2001 47% full: 408 enrolled of 862 seats across 42 sections 53% full: 389 enrolled of 730 seats across 57 sections 100% full: 13 enrolled of 13 seats across 15 sections No data for this term
2000 38% full: 434 enrolled of 1148 seats across 44 sections 61% full: 327 enrolled of 538 seats across 50 sections 100% full: 3 enrolled of 3 seats across 3 sections No data for this term
1999 53% full: 406 enrolled of 767 seats across 37 sections 47% full: 348 enrolled of 736 seats across 50 sections 100% full: 7 enrolled of 7 seats across 7 sections No data for this term
1998 32% full: 417 enrolled of 1293 seats across 36 sections 58% full: 351 enrolled of 610 seats across 33 sections 100% full: 4 enrolled of 4 seats across 4 sections No data for this term
1997 20% full: 425 enrolled of 2113 seats across 31 sections 43% full: 367 enrolled of 851 seats across 32 sections 100% full: 5 enrolled of 5 seats across 6 sections No data for this term
1996 8% full: 386 enrolled of 5003 seats across 24 sections 29% full: 379 enrolled of 1307 seats across 34 sections 100% full: 10 enrolled of 10 seats across 6 sections No data for this term
1995 6% full: 396 enrolled of 6293 seats across 36 sections 25% full: 401 enrolled of 1634 seats across 36 sections 14% full: 31 enrolled of 224 seats across 9 sections No data for this term
1994 No data for this term No data for this term 32% full: 21 enrolled of 65 seats across 9 sections No data for this term
1993 No data for this term No data for this term No data for this term No data for this term
Below 50% full 50–74% full 75–99% full At or over capacity No capacity recorded Not offered No data for term
Courses in Government
Code Title Credits Terms Last offered
GOVT1540INTRO TO PUBLIC POLICY IN US 11 since 2010Summer 2010
GOVT050INTRO TO AMERICAN GOVT 120 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT069INTRO INTL RELATIONS 122 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT080MODEL UN 17 since 2005Spring 2010
GOVT103AFRICA & THE WORLD 18 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT107RESEARCH METHODS 130 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT125TALES FROM THE FARSIDE 117 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT147WORLD ORDER & GLOBLZTN 110 since 1997Spring 2010
GOVT169COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT1690INTRO TO INTERNTL RELATIONS 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT173INTRO TO LATIN AMER POL 17 since 2003Spring 2010
GOVT177TRANSITIONS TO DEMOCRACY 111 since 2000Spring 2010
GOVT192ASIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY 12 since 2005Spring 2010
GOVT203SEM: POLIT THEORISTS 16 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT223URBAN/SUBURBAN HOUSING POL 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT235MONEY & US POLITICS 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT253U.S. JUDICIAL POLITICS 18 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT260DEMOCRATIC THEORY 14 since 2006Spring 2010
GOVT264RACE & REPRESENTATION 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT266INTERNATIONAL LAW 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT268PEACE AND WAR 13 since 2007Spring 2010
GOVT273CONSTITNL LAW/GOVT POWERS 17 since 1998Spring 2010
GOVT289ADV TOP: GLOBAL TERRORISM 129 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT292URBAN POL INTERNSHIP SEM 11 since 2010Spring 2010
GOVT295SEM:GLOBALIZATION/DEMOCRACY 14 since 2007Spring 2010
GOVT297HONORS 120 since 1996Spring 2010
GOVT298INTERNSHIP 112 since 2004Spring 2010
GOVT299DIRECTED STUDY 128 since 1995Spring 2010
GOVT010DIALOGUE SEMINAR 0.51 since 2009Fall 2009
GOVT070INTRO TO COMPAR POLITICS 116 since 1996Fall 2009
GOVT099PUBLIC OPINION 11 since 2009Fall 2009
GOVT102POLITICAL SCIENCE FICTION 111 since 1995Fall 2009
GOVT117REVOLUTN & POLIT VIOLENCE 113 since 1996Fall 2009
GOVT136SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 16 since 1997Fall 2009
GOVT146THE U.N. AND INTL POLITICS 17 since 2003Fall 2009
GOVT155ROOTS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT 114 since 1996Fall 2009
GOVT171URB POL:PEOPLE,POWER,CONFLICT 19 since 2001Fall 2009
GOVT214MASS MURDER AND GENOCIDE 19 since 1999Fall 2009
GOVT216COMP ENVIRONMENTAL POL 14 since 2003Fall 2009
GOVT224AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLITICS 15 since 1995Fall 2009
GOVT250U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY 111 since 1996Fall 2009
GOVT290SEM: US LATIN AMER RELATIONS 16 since 2005Fall 2009
GOVT291SEM: LAWYERS-POLITICS 112 since 1995Fall 2009
GOVT157U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS 16 since 1999Spring 2009
GOVT179HUMAN RIGHTS: INTL ARENA 12 since 1996Spring 2009
GOVT180INTERNATIONAL ORGNZATIONS 12 since 2008Spring 2009
GOVT204THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY 18 since 1996Spring 2009
GOVT206MODERN POLIT THEORY 18 since 1996Spring 2009
GOVT238U.S. FOREIGN POLICY 15 since 1995Spring 2009
GOVT245US FOREIGN POL IN MIDEAST 17 since 1996Spring 2009
GOVT251U.S. INTEREST GROUPS 14 since 2000Spring 2009
GOVT255UNITED STATES CONGRESS 16 since 1996Spring 2009
GOVT267INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS 11 since 2009Spring 2009
GOVT272U.S. CON LAW: CIVIL LIBERTIES 18 since 1998Spring 2009
GOVT276ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 18 since 1998Spring 2009
GOVT282SEM: HOUSING/COMM DEVELOP 14 since 2002Spring 2009
GOVT288INT'L ENVIRON LAW&POLICY 12 since 2008Spring 2009
GOVT095TRANSNATIONALISM:IND, NETWKS 11 since 2008Fall 2008
GOVT154POLITICS OF PUBLIC POLICY 16 since 1997Fall 2008
GOVT205U.S. CAMPAIGNS & ELECTIONS 15 since 1995Fall 2008
GOVT243EUROPEAN UNION 13 since 2006Fall 2008
GOVT256RUSSIAN POLITICS 17 since 1995Fall 2008
GOVT280INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 13 since 1999Fall 2008
GOVT2940INTERNSHIP 217 since 1995Summer 2008
GOVT067PROBLEMS OF GLOBALIZATION 14 since 2005Spring 2008
GOVT175WOMEN AND U.S. POLITICS 15 since 1999Spring 2008
GOVT178SOUTH AFRICA:HIST CONT POL 19 since 1996Spring 2008
GOVT222URBAN GOVERNANCE 11 since 2008Spring 2008
GOVT252U.S. POLITICAL PARTIES 14 since 1996Spring 2008
GOVT279OBSCENITY LAW & RELTD TOPICS 12 since 1995Spring 2008
GOVT296SEM: MONEY & POLITICS 13 since 2005Spring 2008
GOVT093INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS 11 since 2007Fall 2007
GOVT094DICTATORS & REVOLUTNARIES 11 since 2007Fall 2007
GOVT110INTRO WOMEN'S STUDIES 13 since 2002Fall 2007
GOVT278HOLCST & GENCIDE:COMP PERSP 14 since 2004Fall 2007
GOVT283SEM: GLOBAL AIDS CRISIS 12 since 2006Fall 2007
GOVT1070INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS 11 since 2007Summer 2007
GOVT2950IND.STDY:U.S.HOUSE&SENATE 2.512 since 1995Summer 2007
GOVT190LEADERSHIP IN AMER POLITICS 12 since 1995Spring 2007
GOVT213POLICY ANALYSIS 14 since 2000Spring 2007
GOVT221SEM:URBAN POL INTERNSHIP 14 since 1997Spring 2007
GOVT262THEORY:REPRSNTN & DELIBRTN 11 since 2007Spring 2007
GOVT271AMERICAN JURY SYSTEM 11 since 2007Spring 2007
GOVT101GENDER GAP IN AMER POLITICS 11 since 2006Fall 2006
GOVT269COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY 11 since 2006Fall 2006
GOVT232POL OF EAST/CENT EUROPE 13 since 2002Spring 2006
GOVT249WEST & ARMENIAN GENOCIDE 11 since 2006Spring 2006
GOVT258US SOCIAL POLICY 14 since 1998Spring 2006
GOVT275SEM:GEND,POL,DEV IN AFRICA 14 since 1995Spring 2006
GOVT219DEV SOUTHERN AFRICA 16 since 1996Fall 2005
GOVT259U.S. POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 11 since 2005Fall 2005
GOVT200POL VIOLENCE/LIB DEMOCRACY 11 since 2005Spring 2005
GOVT201AIDS CRISIS IN AFRICA 12 since 2004Spring 2005
GOVT230ARMENIAN GENOCIDE 16 since 2000Spring 2005
GOVT286COURSE CANCELLED 110 since 1996Spring 2005
GOVT156DEMOCRATIC THEORY 12 since 2004Fall 2004
GOVT211INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 11 since 2004Fall 2004
GOVT246US & THE PERSIAN GULF 15 since 1998Fall 2004
GOVT284THE VIETNAM WAR 11 since 2004Fall 2004
GOVT281POLIT OF POLICY IMPLEMENT 13 since 1996Spring 2004