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JSIS 123 INTRO GLOBALIZATION (I&S,DIV) Optional Writing link ENGL 198H- [email protected]
16647 A 5 to be arranged Online course JSIS 200 STATES & CAPITALISM (I&S) W REQ
16653 A 5 MWF 1230-120 GUG 220 Mosca, Matthew 16654 AA QZ TTh 830-920 MEB 234 16655 AB QZ TTh 1230-120 CMU 243 16656 AC QZ TTh 830-920 CHL 101 16657 AD QZ TTh 1230-120 SMI 105 16658 AE QZ TTh 1230-120 CMU 326 16659 AF QZ TTh 130-220 THO 331 16660 AG QZ TTh 230-320 FSH 109 16661 AH QZ TTh 1230-120 MEB 242 16662 AI QZ TTh 1130-1220 CMU 243 16663 AJ QZ TTh 230-320 DEM 126 16664 AK QZ TTh 330-420 MEB 250 16665 AL QZ TTh 230-320 16666 AM QZ TTh 1130-1220 BAG 261
JSIS 498 ADVANCED READINGS (I&S) W REQ
16701 A 5 W 1230-220 Christie,P Activism, social movements, and collaboration in the time of the Anthropocene and climate change Students will read 1 or 2 books. Likely the ones listed below. The initial focus is on understanding the drivers of the Anthropocene (See: http://www.anthropocene.info/) and especially climate change. We will then explore society responses in terms of social movements, especially those led by coalitions of Indigenous and non-indigenous people. Students will have the chance to choose readings and lead discussions.
Course Codes: core = core course in the International Studies major. Track identifiers: CA=Canada, CH=China, DE=Development, EA=East Asia (general), ETH=Ethnicities & Nationalism, EVN=Environmental Studies, FP=Foreign Policy/Diplomacy/Peace & Security, GH=Global Health; HR=Human Rights; IC=International Communications, IPE=International Political Economy, JA=Japan, JE=Jewish Studies, LA=Latin America, ME=Middle East, SO=South Asia, SE=Southeast Asia, RE =Russia/Eastern Europe, WE=Western Europe
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MAJOR COURSES - AUTUMN 2019
>16703 C 5 T 1130-120 MEB 102 Pianko,N Israel-Palestine in a Historical Perspective Israel and Palestine continue to raise some of the most important global questions about nationalism, human rights, American foreign policy, and international security. Yet political and academic conversations about the region are increasingly polarized into polemical positions that sever the possibility of constructive conversations across disciplines, fields, and political positions. The goal of this course is to give students the opportunity to gain an in-depth appreciation for this contemporary global hotspot by studying recent scholarship on the history of Zionism and the State of Israel in conversation with the history of Palestinian nationalism. Special emphasis will be placed on the relationship between the conflicting narratives about the history of Israel and Palestine, especially on key issues such as the 1948 War, Palestinian Refugees, the post-1967 Israeli control of the West Bank/Gaza, and the Peace Process. No prior background in the region or conflict is required. >16705 E 5 Th 330-520 THO 215 Basic,Denis What’s wrong in Europe today and how to fix it tomorrow? In this course students will be reading a few seminal works discussing the causes and consequences of the EU instability and potential disintegration while addressing the questions of the (re)emergence of nationalism, populism, xenophobia, Islamophobia, and anti-Semitism in Europe. Thus, the first set of reading materials will cover the history of the right wing movements in Europe since WWII and the second set will discuss the (Neo-)Liberal origins of the the EU, as well as the Neo-Marxian critique of the Neo-Liberal economic policies as perceived causes of the current instability. Class discussions will be based on online video materials besides the assigned reading materials.
ADVANCED TOPIC CORE
JSIS 300 CLAIMS & EVIDENCE (I&S) CORE, DEPT HONORS GATEWAY
16673 A 5 TTh 330-520 THO 202 Curran,Sara Reynolds
JSIS A 430 SOVIET EMPIRE (I&S) CORE, RE, WE
16766 A 5 MW 130-320 Jones,C
JSIS A 493 WATER AND SECURITY (I&S) CORE, ME, FP, DEV
16782 A 5 MW 130-320 SIG 225 Lorenz,F
JSIS B 312 MONEY & MARRIAGE (I&S) CORE, WE, ETH
16816 A 5 TTh 930-1120 Klapaki,N
JSIS B 331 POL ECON OF DEVELOP (I&S) CORE, DEV, IPE
Restr 16817 A 5 MW 1230-220 THO 325 Warren,J
JSIS B 352 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS (I&S) CORE, IPE
16825 A 5 MW 130-320
JSIS B 355 CYBERSECURITY (I&S) CORE, FP, COM
>16827 A 5 TTh 130-320 RAI 121 Beyer,J
JSIS B 429 INTL NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION (I&S) CORE, FP
16834 A 5 ThF 130-320 Undem,H
JSIS B 430 LATE INDUSTRIALIZATON & SOC CHGE (I&S) CORE, IPE, EA
16835 A 5 MW 230-420 SMI 405 Ha,Y
JSIS B 431 INTL NEGOT SIMULATION (I&S) CORE, FP, IC
16836 A 5 MW 230-420 MOR 220 LaRue,D
TRACK COURSES: CANADA
JSIS A 441 QUEBECOIS LIT (VLPA) CA
16768 A 5 MW 230-420 GUG 218 Delcourt,Denyse
CHINA
JSIS A 408 GOVT & POL-CHINA (I&S) CH, EA
16763 A 5 TTh 130-320 KNE 220 Whiting,S
JSIS A 456 CHINESE SOC HISTORY (I&S) CH
16772 A 5 TTh 1130-120 SMI 305 Dong,Madeleine Y.
ECON 493 ECON MDRN CHINA (I&S) Prerequisites CH, EA
Restr 13928 A 5 TTh 130-320 OTB 014 Wong,K
JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA (I&S) CH, EA, IPE
23265 E 5 Th 130-420 MEB 235 Yang,Clair Z POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CHINA
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
DEVELOPMENT
JSIS A 493 WATER AND SECURITY (I&S) CORE, ME, FP, DEV
16782 A 5 MW 130-320 SIG 225 Lorenz,F
JSIS B 331 POL ECON OF DEVELOP (I&S) CORE, DEV, IPE
Restr 16817 A 5 MW 1230-220 THO 325 Warren,J
JSIS B 352 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS (I&S) CORE, DEV, IPE
16825 A 5 MW 130-320
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
EAST ASIA
JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA (I&S) EA, JA
Restr 16679 B 5 T 230-520 SMI 404 Pyle,K Hiroshima and Nagasaki
JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA (I&S) CH, EA, IPE
23265 E 5 Th 130-420 MEB 235 Yang,Clair Z Political Economy of China
JSIS A 408 GOVT & POL-CHINA (I&S) EA, CH
16763 A 5 TTh 130-320 KNE 220 Whiting,S
JSIS A 423 HIST MODERN JAPAN (I&S) EA, JA
16765 A 5 TTh 1030-1220 Metzler,M
JSIS A 437 JAPAN INTL RELATNS (I&S) EA, JA, FP
16767 A 5 MW 230-420 Pekkanen,S
JSIS A 448 MOD KOREAN SOCIETY (I&S) EA
Restr 16771 B 5 TTh 830-1020 GWN 201 Sorensen,C
JSIS B 430 LATE IND & SOC CHGE (I&S) CORE, IPE, EA
16835 A 5 MW 230-420 SMI 405 Ha,Y
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
POL S 384 GLOBAL ENV POLITICS (I&S) ENV
20509 A 5 TTh 1000-1120 KNE 220 Litfin,Karen T 20510 AA QZ W 930-1020 MGH 231 20511 AB QZ W 1030-1120 FSH 107 20512 AC QZ W 1130-1220 MGH 231 20513 AD QZ W 1230-120 MGH 231
ECON 435 NATRL RESOURCE ECON (I&S) ENV
Restr 13919 A 5 TTh 230-420 ECE 045 Halvorsen,R
POL S 403 INTL REL ADV SEM (I&S) ENV
Restr 20514 A 5 MW 1230-220 SMI 107 Prakash,A TOPIC: CLIMATE CHANGE, POLITICS, & GOVERNANCE
ENV H 311 INTRO TO ENV HEALTH (I&S/NW) ENV
14716 A 3 MWF 1030-1120 HST T435 Busch Isaksen,T
ENV H 472 ENV RISK & SOCIETY (I&S) ENV
Restr 14726 A 3 MW 1000-1120 SOCC 301 Baker,Marissa
ETHNICITY, IDENTIY and MIGRATION
JSIS B 312 MONEY & MARRIAGE (I&S) CORE, WE, ETH
16816 A 5 TTh 930-1120 Klapaki,N
FOREIGN POLICY, DIPLOMACY, PEACE & SECURITY
JSIS B 355 CYBERSECURITY (I&S) CORE, FP
>16827 A 5 TTh 130-320 RAI 121 Beyer,Jessica
JSIS B 429 INTL NUCL NONPROLIF (I&S) CORE, FP
16834 A 5 ThF 130-320 Undem,H
JSIS B 431 INTL NEGOT SIMULATN (I&S) CORE, FP, COM
16836 A 5 MW 230-420 MOR 220 LaRue,D
JSIS A 430 SOVIET EMPIRE (I&S) CORE, FP
16766 A 5 MW 130-320 Jones,C
JSIS A 437 JAPAN INTL RELATNS (I&S) FP, JA
16767 A 5 MW 230-420 Pekkanen,S
JSIS A 442 WAR/OCCUPATN N. EUR (VLPA/I&S,DIV) FP, WE
16769 A 5 TTh 1230-220 ECE 125 Stecher,Marianne
JSIS A 493 WATER AND SECURITY (I&S) CORE, ENV, FP, ME, DEV
16782 A 5 MW 130-320 SIG 225 Lorenz,F
POL S 403 INTL REL ADV SEM (I&S) FP, ENV
Restr 20514 A 5 MW 1230-220 SMI 107 Prakash,A TOPIC: CLIMATE POLITICS & GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL HEALTH
JSIS B 180 INTRO TO GLOBAL HLTH (I&S) GH
16805 A 5 to be arranged * Faubion,T
ANTH 215 MED ANTH/ GLBL HLTH (I&S,DIV) GH
Restr 10293 A 5 TTh 1230-220 ARC 147 CLARK,HEATHER Friday Sections: 9:30/10:30/11:30/12:30/1:30
ANTH 324 MED ANTH & GLOBL HLT (I&S) GH
10327 A 2 W 330-450 AND 223 Duncan,Bettina Shell
HSTCMP 247 BEFORE GLOBL HEALTH (I&S) LA, GH
16172 A 5 MW 1030-1220 MOR 230 Warren,Adam W >16173 AA QZ F 930-1020 MEB 250 FIG -FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS 16174 AB QZ F 1130-1220 DEN 258
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
POL S 327 WOMEN RTS/HUMAN RTS ( I&S) HR
Restr 20488 A 5 TTh 830-950 KNE 220 Cichowski,R Friday Sections: 8:30/9:30/10:30/11:30
POL S 405 AM POLITICS ADV SEM (I&S) HR, ETH
Restr 20516 A 5 TTh 1230-220 MUS 223 Parker,Christopher S RIGHT-WING MOVEMENTS
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION
JSIS B 431 INTL NEGOT SIMULATN (I&S) CORE, FP, IC
16836 A 5 MW 230-420 MOR 220 LaRue,D
JSIS B 355 CYBERSECURITY (I&S) CORE, FP, IC
>16827 A 5 TTh 130-320 RAI 121 Beyer,J
INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
JSIS 488 SPEC TOPICS EUROPE (I&S) Prerequisites IPE, WE
16693 B 5 TTh 230-420 SMI 311 Turnovsky,M ECONOMICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA (I&S) IPE, CH, EA
23265 E 5 Th 130-420 MEB 235 Yang,Clair Z POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CHINA
JSIS A 473 POL ECON JAPAN (I&S) IPE, JA, EA
16776 A 5 TTh 130-320 MEB 103 Anchordoguy,Marie C
JSIS B 331 POL ECON OF DEVELOP (I&S) CORE, IPE, DEV
Restr 16817 A 5 MW 1230-220 THO 325 Warren,J
JSIS B 352 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS (I&S) CORE, IPE
16825 A 5 MW 130-320
JSIS B 430 LATE IND & SOC CHGE (I&S) CORE, IPE, EA
16835 A 5 MW 230-420 SMI 405 Ha,Y
POL S 409 UNDERG SEM-POL ECON (I&S) IPE
Restr 20518 A 5 MW 130-320 DEN 112 Menaldo,Victor A TOPIC: POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PROPERTY RIGHTS, REGULATION & INNOVATION
ECON 493 ECON MDRN CHINA (I&S) Prerequisites CH, IPE, EA
Restr 13928 A 5 TTh 130-320 OTB 014 Wong,K
JAPAN
JSIS A 423 HIST MODERN JAPAN (I&S) JA, EA
16765 A 5 TTh 1030-1220 Metzler,M
JSIS A 437 JAPAN INTL RELATIONS (I&S) JA, EA
16767 A 5 MW 230-420 Pekkanen,S
ANTH 443 ANTH MODERN JAPAN (I&S) JA, EA
Restr 10337 A 5 MW 330-520 SMI 115 Arai,A
JSIS A 473 POL ECON JAPAN (I&S) JA, EA, IPE
16776 A 5 TTh 130-320 MEB 103 Anchordoguy,Marie C
JSIS 484 SPEC TOPICS E ASIA (I&S) JA, EA, FP
Restr 16678 A 5 MW 1130-120 MEB 243 JAPANESE HISTORY IN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
>16679 B 5 T 230-520 SMI 404 Pyle,K HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI
JEWISH STUDIES
JEW ST 337 HOLOCAUST & AMERICA (I&S,DIV) JE, ETH
16641 A 5 TTh 130-320 SMI 304 Glenn,S
JEW ST 490 ADV TPCS JEWISH ST (I&S) JE
23304 A 5 TTh 130-320 MUE 155 Halperin,Liora R. JEWISH-MUSLIM RELATIONS
JSIS A 458 ISRAEL POL & SOC (I&S,DIV) JE
23334 A 5 TTh 130-320 CMU 230 Katsman,Hayim
RELIG 145 INTRO JUDAISM (I&S) JE
21000 A 5 TTh 130-320 CMU 326 Ahuvia,Mika
LATIN AMERICA
JSIS A 492 LATAM STUDIES SEM (I&S)
Restr 16781 A 5 MW 230-420 MEB 235
HSTLAC 185 LATIN AMER SOC/HIST (I&S,DIV) LA
16193 A 5 TTh 130-320 GWN 201 Rodriguez-Silva,I 16194 AA QZ F 1130-1220 MGH 288
16195 AB QZ F 1130-1220 MGH 082A >16196 AC QZ F 1230-120 SAV 137 FIG-FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS 16197 AD QZ F 1230-120 MGH 288
HSTCMP 247 BEFORE GLOBL HEALTH (I&S) LA, GH
16172 A 5 MW 1030-1220 MOR 230 Warren,Adam W >16173 AA QZ F 930-1020 MEB 250 FIG -FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS 16174 AB QZ F 1130-1220 DEN 258
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
MIDDLE EAST
JSIS A 493 WATER AND SECURITY (I&S) ME, FP, CORE
16782 A 5 MW 130-320 SIG 225 Lorenz,F
NEAR E 386 MIDEAST THR CINEMA (VLPA) ME
19258 A 5 TTh 600-750P DEN 113 DeYoung,Terri L
RELIG 211 MUSLIM BLIEFS/PRACTS (VLPA/I&S) ME
21004 A 5 TTh 330-520 DEN 113 DeYoung,Terri L
HSTAFM 490 AFRICA & MID EAST (I&S) ME, ETH, JE
16133 A 5 MW 1030-1220 MOR 234 Walker,Joel T HORN OF AFRICA 16134 AA QZ F 930-1020 BAG 108 16135 AB QZ F 1130-1220 SAV 166
16136 B 5 to be arranged JEWISH-MUSLIM RELATIONS
RUSSIA, EASTERN EUROPE, CENTRAL ASIA
JSIS A 268 INTRO TO SILK ROAD (I&S) RE
16755 A 5 TTh 130-320 FSH 107 Mawkanuli,Talant
JSIS A 345 BALTIC CULTURES (VLPA/I&S) RE, WE
16758 A 5 TTh 130-320 THO 125 Smidchens,Guntis
JSIS A 430 SOVIET EMPIRE (I&S) RE, CORE
16766 A 5 MW 130-320 Jones,C
HSTEU 452 E EUROPE SINCE 1918 (I&S) RE, WE
16190 A 5 MW 1030-1220 RAI 121 Felak,James R
SOUTH ASIA
JSIS A 202 INTRO MOD SO. ASIA (I&S) SO
16745 A 5 MW 1030-1220 Dhavan,P
RELIG 356 BUDDHISM & SOCIETY (I&S) SO, SE
21015 A 5 MW 1030-1220 SMI 102 Grant,Jenna M
ANTH 469 SPEC STUDIES ANTH (I&S) CH, EA, SA, LA, ENV, DEV, HR
Restr 10342 A 3 TTh 1000-1120 THO 234 Govindrajan,Radhika ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND JUSTICE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
This course will use a range of anthropological, specifically ethnographic, texts and films to examine the complicated relationship between environmental politics and environmental justice across the world. Specifically, students in the class will critically engage with contemporary environmental movements in India, Bangladesh, the United States, Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, China, Ghana, and South Africa (among other places) to reflect on the ways in which environmental politics can simultaneously advocate for and conflict with claims to social and environmental justice. We will focus on a range of themes, including the bestowal of legal rights on “Nature” in recent years; right-wing environmentalism in the global south; ecofeminism and feminist ecologies; and religious environmentalism. No pre-requisites required. Please feel free to email the instructor ([email protected]) for an add code.
SOUTHEAST ASIA
RELIG 356 BUDDHISM & SOCIETY (I&S) SO, SE
21015 A 5 MW 1030-1220 SMI 102 Grant,Jenna M
JSIS A 265 THE VIET NAM WARS (I&S) SE
16751 A 5 MTWTh 1030-1120 Giebel,Christop Sections: Fridays, 8:30, 9:30, 11:30
WESTERN EUROPE
JSIS 488 SPEC TOPICS EUROPE (I&S) IPE, WE
16693 B 5 TTh 230-420 SMI 311 Turnovsky,M ECONOMICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
JSIS B 312 MONEY & MARRIAGE (I&S) CORE, ETH, WE
16816 A 5 TTh 930-1120 Klapaki,N
HSTEU 376 MODERN IRISH HIST (I&S,DIV) WE
16187 A 5 TTh 830-1020 ART 003 Behlmer,G
HSTEU 452 E EUROPE SINCE 1918 (I&S) WE
16190 A 5 MW 1030-1220 RAI 121 Felak,James R
HSTRY 498 COLLOQUIUM IN HIST (I&S) WE
>16206 A 5 M 330-520 DEN 213 Schmidt,Benjamin "RESISTANCE AND COLLABORATION IN NAZI-OCCUPIED EUROPE DURING WORLD WAR II"
JSIS A 302 POLTIC/CULTURES EUR (I&S/DIV) WE
16757 A 5 TTh 230-420 MLR 316 Lang,Sabine
JSIS A 345 BALTIC CULTURES (VLPA/I&S) WE
16758 A 5 TTh 130-320 THO 125 Smidchens,Guntis
JSIS A 360 CONTEMPORARY SPAIN (VLPA/I&S) WE
Restr 16760 A 5 MW 130-320 MGH 058 Raneda-Cuartero,Inma M.
JSIS A 442 WAR/OCCUPATN N. EUR (VLPA/I&S,DIV) WE
16769 A 5 TTh 1230-220 ECE 125 Stecher,Marianne
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