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The Caucasus
Course Number: 880.786
Course Evaluations: Spring 08; Spring 07; Spring 06, parts 1 2 3
Cornell
Spring 2009
Current Asian Security Issues
Course Number: 755.704
Course Evaluations: Spring 08; Spring 07; Summer 06; Spring 06, parts 1 2 3 4
Wise Modernity, Utopia, and Tragedy in Twentieth-Century Russia
Course Number: 880.708
No evaluations are available for this course.
Parrott
Spring 2009 Economic Development in Post-Communist Countries
Course Number: 880.791
Course Evaluations: Spring 08; Fall 06; Spring 06, parts 1 2 3 4; Fall 04, parts 1 2
Milanovic
Spring 2009 Energy and Environment in the Former Soviet Republics and Eastern Europe
Course Number: 680.745
Course Evaluations: Spring 06, parts 1 2 3 4; Spring 05, parts 1 2; Spring 04
Chandler Islam in Domestic and International Politics
Course Number: 860.722
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Fall 06; Fall 05; Fall 04, parts 1 2 3
Deeb Modern Central Asia and the Caspian Basin
Course Number: 880.772
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Spring 07; Fall 05; Spring 05
Starr
Fall 2008 Nations and Nationalism in Russia and Eurasia
Course Number: 880.794
06; Fall 05; Spring 05, parts 1 2; Fall 04
Parrott
Spring 2009 Newspaper Seminar (non-credit)
No evaluations are available for this course.
Parrott and Khamidov
Both semesters Political Economy of Transition in Central and Eastern Europe
Course Number: 700.715
Course Evaluations: Spring 08
Orenstein Political Power in Russia
Course Number: 880.707
No evaluations are available for this course.
Kuchins
Fall 2008 The Politics of Russian Energy
Course Number: 880.709
No evaluations are available for this course.
Not offered 2008-09 Rise and Fall of the Russian Empire
Course Number: 880.799
Course Evaluations: Spring 08
Gati
Spring 2009 Russia and the New Eurasia: Geopolitics, Economics and Foreign Policy
Course Number: 880.787
Course Evaluations: Fall 07; Spring 07; Spring 06, parts 1 2 3; Spring 05, parts 1 2
Parrott
Fall 2008 Turkey and the Turkic World
Course Number: 880.715
No evaluations available for this course
Cornell
Spring 2009
Suggested Electives Offered by Other Programs
Note: Students concentrating in Russian and Eurasian Studies may not use any of the following courses offered by other programs to fulfill a Russian and Eurasian Studies concentration course requirement.
Arms Control and Nonproliferation Regime (Conflict Management)
Principles and Practices of Conflict Management (Conflict Management)
Humanitarianism, Aid and Politics (International Development)
Trade Policy in Transition and Development (International Economics) | 
