Russian and Eurasian Studies Course Offerings 2011-2012, Washington, D.C.

 
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Modern Central Asia and the Caspian Basin
SA.880.772
Starr
Spring 2012
Course Evaluations: Spring 11; Fall 09; Fall 08

The Caucasus
SA.880.786
Cornell
Fall 2011
Course Evaluations: Fall 11; Fall 10; Spring 10

Russia and the New Eurasia: Geopolitics, Economics, and Foreign Policy
SA.880.787
Parrott
Spring 2012
Course Evaluations: Fall 10; Fall 09; Fall 07

Power and Wealth in Contemporary Russia
SA.880.790
Kuchins
Spring 2012
No evaluations are available for this course.

Post-Communist Revolutions
SA.880.798
Kudelia
Fall 2011
Course Evaluations: Fall 11

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)

Suggested Electives Offered by Other Programs (cross-listed and count towards RES requirements)

• Current Asian Security Issues (Asia Regional Courses)
• Political Economy of Transition in Central and Eastern Europe (European Studies)
• Russian Law and the International System (I-Law)
• Islam in Domestic and International Politics (Middle East Studies)