CLASSES / SCHEDULE
ANSO 124
Research Design and Proposal Writing in the Social Sciences
This course pursues two inter-related goals: to help students theoretically construct a problem of sociological and/or anthropological importance; to help students develop a coherent research design for their future research.
ANSO 107
Doctoral Seminar I
This seminar introduces PhD students to central concepts and practices, as well as themes and debates, in contemporary anthropology and sociology.
MINT 290
Cultures of Expertise
In this course, we will take experts, their epistemic cultures and their influence on both transnational policies and domestic societies as our focus.
MINT 86
The Nuclear Negotiation with Iran
The discussion of Iran's nuclear file presents the most complex and iterative cycle of deliberations on the future of the nuclear nonproliferation regime and the regime of sanctions. The class will offer perspective on this complex cycle of negotiations from various academic perspectives and from the perspective of diplomatic practice.
ANSO 76
Marcel Mauss and International Relations
This course is a research seminar devoted to the analysis of Marcel Mauss's old and most recently published writings that deal with the formation of a society of states, international solidarity, and the emergence of international customary law.
