Race, Ethnicity, and Identity
In the United States and in nearly every other country across the world, race and ethnicity are central to political and social structures. Understanding politics requires appreciating the enduring power of racial, caste, ethnic, gender, class, and national identities. This track examines patterns of discrimination in multiple contexts, the impact of these identities on politics and policymaking, and avenues for political expression and empowerment.
- PSCI/INTR 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics
- PSCI 105 Introduction to U.S. Politics
- PSCI 202W Argument in Political Science
- INTR 205 Global Sustainable Development
- PSCI 209 The Politics of Punishment
- PSCI 213 Black Politics
- PSCI 214 Race and the Law
- PSCI 216 Environmental Health and Justice
- PSCI 217 Public Policy and Black Communities: Education, Poverty, Affirmative Action, and Crime
- PSCI 224 Incarceration Nation
- PSCI 225 Cultural Politics of Prison Towns
- PSCI 228 Race, Ethnicity, and American Politics
- INTR 228 Gender, War, and Militarism
- PSCI 229 Environmental Health Policy
- INTR 237 Gender and Development
- PSCI 241 Race, History and Urban Politics
- INTR 242W Identity Politics in Poland, Tajikistan, and Iran
- INTR 246 Religious Nationalism
- PSCI 248 Discrimination
- INTR 249 Israel/Palestine
- PSCI/INTR 252 Ethnic Politics and Ethnic Conflict
- PSCI 263 Democracy and Authoritarianism in the United States
- PSCI/INTR 265 Civil War and the International System
- PSCI/INTR 266 The Politics of India and Pakistan
- PSCI/INTR 267 Identity, Ethnicity and Nationalism
- PSCI/INTR 269 Migration, Economic Change, and Conflict
- PSCI/INTR 277 Caste, Class, and Race
- PSCI 290 Unequal Development and State Policy: Brazil, the U.S., and Nigeria
- PSCI 294 Political Economy of African-American Communities
- PSCI 296 Freedom and Domination in Black Political Philosophy
- PSCI 317W American Health Politics and Policy
- PSCI/INTR 373 Territory and Group Conflict