Political Science 661 B1

Theories of International Politics II

 

Welcome to the course pages for Political Science 661-B1, Theories of International Politics II. The course explores contemporary and critical approaches to the study of  international politics.

During the Winter term 2005 the course will meet on Thurdays from 9:00a.m. to 12:00 noon in Tory Building 10-4.

 

WHAT'S NEW!

UN Special Session on Commemoration of 60th Anniversary of the Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps	UN Webcasting Virtual Exhibition
PBS Remembering the Holocaust	HMC - Holocaust Memorial Centre
Post-Holocaust Never Again? PBS Ghosts of Rwanda PBS Triumph of Evil United Artists Hotel Rwanda	Post-Holocaust Never Again? The Question of Darfur Darfur Information Center

 

"Making Poverty History: Achieving the Millennium Development Goals" University of Alberta International Week , 28 January-4 February 2005

2005 World Economic Forum (WEF)  Webcasts Africa and Climate Change 2005 G-8 Meeting (Gleneagles, Scotland)

 

© January 15, 2005 Malinda S. Smith, Department of Political Science, University of Alberta. If you have any suggestions or find broken links, please contact me. Email.