CES faculty offer courses in a variety of departments and subject areas. Some faculty members are CES residents, while many have offices in their departments.
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- New Courses for 2006-7: Click here to see new offerings with CES faculty
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New Courses for 2006-7
*Comparative Literature 257. Trauma, Memory, and Creativity (New Course). Susan R. Suleiman. Half course (spring term). Th., 3–5 Open to qualified juniors and seniors with instructor approval.
French 190. Albert Camus (New Course). Stanley Hoffmann (spring term). W., 3:30–5:30.
Government 90qd. Liberalism, Communitarians and Federalism: the Politics of Constitutional Design (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term) Tu., 1–3.
Government 1190. The Politics of the European Union (New Course). Tanja Boerzel and Thomas Risse. (fall term) Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1194. Ideas of Social Justice: the German Model in the European Context (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., Th., 10–11:30.
History 1449. Nationalism and Socialism in 20th-Century Central Europe (New Course). Alison F. Frank. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 12.
History 1460. French History through French Literature: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1468. The Histories of France and the United States Compared: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1469. The Holocaust: History and Memory (New Course). Uta G. Poiger (fall term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1478. Modern Germany, 1871–2000 (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1948. The Modern Girl Around the World: Conference Course (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
French 190. Albert Camus (New Course). Stanley Hoffmann (spring term). W., 3:30–5:30.
Government 90qd. Liberalism, Communitarians and Federalism: the Politics of Constitutional Design (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term) Tu., 1–3.
Government 1190. The Politics of the European Union (New Course). Tanja Boerzel and Thomas Risse. (fall term) Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1194. Ideas of Social Justice: the German Model in the European Context (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., Th., 10–11:30.
History 1449. Nationalism and Socialism in 20th-Century Central Europe (New Course). Alison F. Frank. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 12.
History 1460. French History through French Literature: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1468. The Histories of France and the United States Compared: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1469. The Holocaust: History and Memory (New Course). Uta G. Poiger (fall term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1478. Modern Germany, 1871–2000 (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1948. The Modern Girl Around the World: Conference Course (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
Full Courselist
Historical Study
Historical Study B-35. The French Revolution: Causes, Processes, and Consequences. Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10 and a weekly section.
Historical Study B-53. World War and Society in the 20th Century: World War I. Charles S. Maier. (spring). Tu. Th. 11. and a weekly section
Historical Study B-54. World War and Society in the 20th Century: World War II. Charles S. Maier. (fall). Tu., Th., at 11, and a weekly section.
Government
Government 90a. Contemporary British Politics. James E. Alt (spring term). Tu., 2–4.
*Government 90au. Political Economy. Torben Iversen. (fall term). Th., 2–4
*Government 90aw. Contemporary European Politics. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (spring term). W., 4–6.
*Government 90qd. Liberalism, Communitarians and Federalism: the Politics of Constitutional Design (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., 1–3.
Government 97b. Tutorial-Sophomore Year. Stanley Hoffmann and Jens Meierhenrich. (spring term). hours to be arranged.
Government 1170. Nation-Building and Democracy in the Development of Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (fall term) Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1183. European Integration: Political, Philosophical, and Legal Perspectives. Glyn Morgan. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11
Government 1190. The Politics of the European Union (New Course). Tanja Boerzel and Thomas Risse. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1194. Ideas of Social Justice: the German Model in the European Context (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., Th., 10–11:30.
History
*History 90c. Major Themes in Modern European History. Mary D. Lewis. (spring term). Tu., 2–4.
*History 90d. Intellectual History. Peter Gordon. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 10b. Western Economies, Societies, and Polities: From 1648 to the Present. David Blackbourn. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1418. Political Justice Since 1789: Conference Course. Charles S. Maier. (fall term). W, 2-4.
History 1446. Fin-de-Siecle Vienna: Conference Course. Alison F. Frank. (spring). Tu., 1-3.
History 1449. Nationalism and Socialism in 20th-Century Central Europe (New Course). Alison F. Frank. spring term). Tu., Th., at 12.
History 1456. Central Europe, 1789–1918. Alison F. Frank. (fall term). T., Th., at 12.
History 1460. French History through French Literature: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1463. Paris From the French Revolution Through the 19th Century: Conference Course. Patrice Higonnet and Henri Zerner. (fall term). W., 2–4.
History 1466. Vichy France: Conference Course. Patrice Higonnet and Stanley Hoffmann. (fall term). W., 2–4.
History 1468. The Histories of France and the United States Compared: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1469. The Holocaust: History and Memory (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1470. Modern European Intellectual History Subject and Structure, Nietzsche to Postmodernism. Peter E. Gordon. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1471. The Thought of Martin Heidegger. Peter E. Gordon. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1472. Epistemic Regimes: Conference Course. Peter E. Gordon. (fall term). W., 7–9:30 pm.
History 1478. Modern Germany, 1871–2000 (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1483. French Colonial Encounters: 1870's to Present: Conference Course. Mary D. Lewis. (fall term). M., 2–4.
History 1484. Europe Since World War II. Mary D. Lewis. (fall term). M., W., at 11.
History 1490. Max Weber in His Time: Conference Course. David Blackbourn. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1948. The Modern Girl Around the World: Conference Course (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1964. International History: War, Peace, and International Organizations: Conference Course. Charles S. Maier. (fall term). hours to be arranged
History 1965. International History: States, Markets, and the Global Economy: Conference Course. Niall Ferguson and Charles S. Maier. (spring term). hours to be arranged
Literature and Arts
Literature and Arts C-55. Surrealism: Avant-Garde Art and Politics between the Wars. Susan R. Suleiman. (fall term). M., W., (F.), at 1, and a weekly section to be arranged.
Romance Languages and Literature
French 190. Albert Camus (New Course). Stanley Hoffmann (spring term). W., 3:30–5:30.
French 132b. 20th-Century French Fiction II: The Experimental Mode. Susan R. Suleiman. (fall term). W., 3–5, plus one hour to be arranged.
Romance Studies 171. The Spanish Civil War from Both Sides of the Border. Bradley S. Epps and Susan R. Suleiman. (spring term). W., 1–4.
Social Studies
*Social Studies 98fx. The New Politics of Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (spring term). W., 4–6.
*Social Studies 98iv. Main Stakes in Contemporary International Relations. Stanley Hoffmann. (fall term). Tu., 2–4.
*Social Studies 98iq. The Origins and Future of the Nation-State in Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (fall term). W., 4–6.
Social Analysis 54. American Society and Public Policy. Theda Skocpol and Mary C. Waters. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11, and a weekly section.
Historical Study B-35. The French Revolution: Causes, Processes, and Consequences. Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10 and a weekly section.
Historical Study B-53. World War and Society in the 20th Century: World War I. Charles S. Maier. (spring). Tu. Th. 11. and a weekly section
Historical Study B-54. World War and Society in the 20th Century: World War II. Charles S. Maier. (fall). Tu., Th., at 11, and a weekly section.
Government
Government 90a. Contemporary British Politics. James E. Alt (spring term). Tu., 2–4.
*Government 90au. Political Economy. Torben Iversen. (fall term). Th., 2–4
*Government 90aw. Contemporary European Politics. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (spring term). W., 4–6.
*Government 90qd. Liberalism, Communitarians and Federalism: the Politics of Constitutional Design (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., 1–3.
Government 97b. Tutorial-Sophomore Year. Stanley Hoffmann and Jens Meierhenrich. (spring term). hours to be arranged.
Government 1170. Nation-Building and Democracy in the Development of Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (fall term) Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1183. European Integration: Political, Philosophical, and Legal Perspectives. Glyn Morgan. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11
Government 1190. The Politics of the European Union (New Course). Tanja Boerzel and Thomas Risse. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11.
Government 1194. Ideas of Social Justice: the German Model in the European Context (New Course). Stefan Collignon. (fall term). Tu., Th., 10–11:30.
History
*History 90c. Major Themes in Modern European History. Mary D. Lewis. (spring term). Tu., 2–4.
*History 90d. Intellectual History. Peter Gordon. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 10b. Western Economies, Societies, and Polities: From 1648 to the Present. David Blackbourn. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1418. Political Justice Since 1789: Conference Course. Charles S. Maier. (fall term). W, 2-4.
History 1446. Fin-de-Siecle Vienna: Conference Course. Alison F. Frank. (spring). Tu., 1-3.
History 1449. Nationalism and Socialism in 20th-Century Central Europe (New Course). Alison F. Frank. spring term). Tu., Th., at 12.
History 1456. Central Europe, 1789–1918. Alison F. Frank. (fall term). T., Th., at 12.
History 1460. French History through French Literature: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1463. Paris From the French Revolution Through the 19th Century: Conference Course. Patrice Higonnet and Henri Zerner. (fall term). W., 2–4.
History 1466. Vichy France: Conference Course. Patrice Higonnet and Stanley Hoffmann. (fall term). W., 2–4.
History 1468. The Histories of France and the United States Compared: Conference Course (New Course). Patrice Higonnet. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1469. The Holocaust: History and Memory (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1470. Modern European Intellectual History Subject and Structure, Nietzsche to Postmodernism. Peter E. Gordon. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1471. The Thought of Martin Heidegger. Peter E. Gordon. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11.
History 1472. Epistemic Regimes: Conference Course. Peter E. Gordon. (fall term). W., 7–9:30 pm.
History 1478. Modern Germany, 1871–2000 (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (spring term). Tu., Th., at 10; F., at 10.
History 1483. French Colonial Encounters: 1870's to Present: Conference Course. Mary D. Lewis. (fall term). M., 2–4.
History 1484. Europe Since World War II. Mary D. Lewis. (fall term). M., W., at 11.
History 1490. Max Weber in His Time: Conference Course. David Blackbourn. (spring term). W., 2–4.
History 1948. The Modern Girl Around the World: Conference Course (New Course). Uta G. Poiger. (fall term). Th., 2–4.
History 1964. International History: War, Peace, and International Organizations: Conference Course. Charles S. Maier. (fall term). hours to be arranged
History 1965. International History: States, Markets, and the Global Economy: Conference Course. Niall Ferguson and Charles S. Maier. (spring term). hours to be arranged
Literature and Arts
Literature and Arts C-55. Surrealism: Avant-Garde Art and Politics between the Wars. Susan R. Suleiman. (fall term). M., W., (F.), at 1, and a weekly section to be arranged.
Romance Languages and Literature
French 190. Albert Camus (New Course). Stanley Hoffmann (spring term). W., 3:30–5:30.
French 132b. 20th-Century French Fiction II: The Experimental Mode. Susan R. Suleiman. (fall term). W., 3–5, plus one hour to be arranged.
Romance Studies 171. The Spanish Civil War from Both Sides of the Border. Bradley S. Epps and Susan R. Suleiman. (spring term). W., 1–4.
Social Studies
*Social Studies 98fx. The New Politics of Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (spring term). W., 4–6.
*Social Studies 98iv. Main Stakes in Contemporary International Relations. Stanley Hoffmann. (fall term). Tu., 2–4.
*Social Studies 98iq. The Origins and Future of the Nation-State in Europe. Daniel F. Ziblatt. (fall term). W., 4–6.
Social Analysis 54. American Society and Public Policy. Theda Skocpol and Mary C. Waters. (fall term). Tu., Th., at 11, and a weekly section.
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