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2008 Short Courses
For descriptions and registration information for the short courses listed below, click on the short course title. If you have questions about any of the short courses, please contact the organizer listed in the description of the course.
SC 1: Multi-Method Research
SC 2: Designing and Conducting Field Research
SC 3: New Opportunities, New Challenges: The CSES Data Set
SC 4: Bringing the Military into the Political Science Curriculum
SC 5: Democracy and Its Critics: Re-Introducing Anti-Democratic Thought into the Syllabus
SC 6: Genetics for Political Scientists
SC 7: Doing Feminist Research in International Relations
SC 8: Teaching Public Policy
SC 9: The Political Scientist as pre-Law Advisor **
SC 10: Globalization: Dimensions, Significance, & Impacts
SC 11: Getting a Job at a Teaching Institution -- and Succeeding!
SC 12: Canada and the United States
SC 13: Research Funding: Getting Started, Getting Funded
SC 14: Developing & Teaching an Online Political Philosophy
SC 15: Social and Political Analysis at the World Bank
SC 16: European Election Studies
SC 17: Women and Politics Around the World
SC 18: Trends in Graduate Education
SC 19: Teaching the Presidency: Best Ways to Engage your Students
SC 20: Intersectionality
SC 21: The Fulbright Scholar Program and Political Scientists
SC 22: Writing (Up) Interpretive Research: Preparing 'Trustworthy' Manuscripts
SC 23: Old Media, New Media: Political Communication in Transition
** The morning and afternoon sessions will be at Suffolk University Law School and Boston University School of Law, respectively.
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