The University of Arizona
W.J.Dixon

POL 202: International Relations

Fall 2003, Sections 1-9

This is the home site for Political Science 202, International Relations, at the University of Arizona. Here you will find important announcements, lecture and section meeting times, and the instructors' current office hours and contact information. These pages also contain a full description of all required assignments, applicable policies and procedures, and an outline of topics and readings constituting the syllabus. There are also links to IR resources on the web and a series of on-line regional maps to serve as study aids for the required series of map quizzes.

Course description

The general goal of this course is to acquaint students with the general knowledge and analytical tools necessary to understand, evaluate, and respond to an increasingly complex array of international problems. Students achieving this overall goal are expected to fulfill a series of learning objectives listed on the syllabus page. POL 202 is a tier two general education course fulfilling the Individuals and Societies study area.

The course is organized around two lecture sessions and smaller discussion section meetings each week. Lecture topics are designed to elaborate or complement those in the assigned readings. Although this is not a course in current events, it is always helpful to think about how the lecture and reading material contribute to your understanding of international affairs. Toward this end students are encouraged to develop a working knowledge of contemporary international issues.

Announcements

Office hours and contact information

W. J. Dixon
  <dixonw @ u.arizona.edu>
Tue/Thu 2-4
SocSci 314C

621.7600
Julia Vollman (sections 2, 3 & 9)
   <juliagoolia182@hotmail.com>
Tue/Fri 1:30-3:00
SocSci 314

626.5683
Lindsay Sims (sections 4, 5 & 6)
   <llsims@email.Arizona.edu >
Mon/Tue 1:30-3:00
SocSci 314

626.5683
Joanna Narbonne (sections 1, 7 & 8)
  < narbonne@email.arizona.edu>
Fri 8:00-11:00
SocSci 314

626.5683

Print a syllabus

If you wish you may download a copy of the syllabus suitable for printing: syl202.pdf. Remember that the web page constitutes the official course syllabus.
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