This seminar explores through case materials and empirical research the insanity defense in the legal system and its impact on...

This seminar surveys the theoretical and empirical literature on the influence of domestic politics on foreign policy and...

This course introduces students to the field of labor economics with an emphasis on current policy issues and new research.

Students can become accustomed to cramming for exams and taking notes through hours of lectures.

This course offers an introduction to the market system emphasizing economic interactions among individuals business firms and...

This course investigates the central problems of political theory that concern the justification and operation of democratic...

How do we know how humans evolved? This seminar investigates the evidence and methods used to reconstruct human evolution.

This course addresses the question of tough transitions.

This course covers cutting-edge research on how people acquire self-regulatory skills to bolster their willpower enabling them to...

This interdisciplinary course explores how resistance strategies of Black women from and after the time of slavery can be applied...

How do patterns of American economic political and social inequality shape our policy responses to working families immigration...

This course integrates financial economics concepts and their application in making financial decisions for organizations.

This course is designed for students interested in the controversies and challenges of corporate governance as it attempts to...

This class is about the use of storytelling in advancing restorative and transformative justice endeavors and practices.

This course examines the 384-year history of financial crises through the great meltdown of 2008 and its aftermath culminating in...