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LECTURE MATERIAL IS LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
(newest material is listed first)
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Issues: How should the US deal with China? (March 7) • The slides here cover our discussion of US policy towards China
 Lou Dobbs: "US Government Ignoring Chinese Military Threat"
PLEASE NOTE: Videos are all saved as MP-4 files• To play on a Mac all you need is Quicktime; videos can also be played through iTunes or on a iPod • Windows users may need Quicktime for Windows or Windows Media Player, but it must be properly configured
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Nested Games and Alternative Theories, Part II (March 7) • The slides here cover our discussion of chapter 5
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Nested Games and Alternative Theories, Part I (February 28) • The slides here cover our discussion of chapter 4 (on constructivism) and Howard's "Why Not Invade North Korea?".
Keith Olberman: North Korea and the Axis of Evil
PLEASE NOTE: Videos are all saved as MP-4 files• To play on a Mac all you need is Quicktime; videos can also be played through iTunes or on a iPod • Windows users may need Quicktime for Windows or Windows Media Player, but it must be properly configured
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System Level of Analysis (February 21) • The slides here cover our discussion of chapter 4, "The System Level of Analysis: Power, Position, and Foreign Policy Behavior" in The New Foreign Policy.
Videos included on powerpoint slides are also available here (these must be downloaded separately (or go directly to YouTube--a better option since video files are generally very large)
Hiroshima (newsreel footage) • Secrets of the CIA: Iran • Secrets of the CIA: Chile • The Truth About the WTO • Roosevelt Visits the Middle East (newsreel footage)
PLEASE NOTE: Videos are all saved as MP-4 files• To play on a Mac all you need is Quicktime; videos can also be played through iTunes or on a iPod • Windows users may need Quicktime for Windows or Windows Media Player, but it must be properly configured
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State Level of Analysis, Part II (February 14) • The slides cover the second half of chapter 3, "The State Level of Analysis," in The New Foreign Policy.
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State Level of Analysis (February 7) • The slides cover our discussion of chapter 3, "The State Level of Analysis," in The New Foreign Policy. Click on the following link to download the YouTube video viewed in class (as an MPEG file), "The Values of War." [Warning! Large file--13 gb]
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Individual Level of Analysis (January 31) • The slides cover our discussion of chapter 2, "The Individual Level of Analysis," in The New Foreign Policy.
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Major Worldviews: Practice and Analytical Implications--Maxism (January 24) • The slides cover our discussion of the Marxist explanation of the Bush administration's decision to attack Iraq (based on the article, "Behind the War in Iraq")
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Major Worldviews: Practice and Analytical Implications--Realism (January 17) • The slides cover the article, "An Unnecessary War," by Mearscheimer and Walt
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Major Worldviews, Part II (January 17) • The slides are a continuation of our lecture on January 10th, covering liberalism and Maxism
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Major Worldviews: Introductory Lecture, Part I (January 10) • Includes Powerpoint slides reviewed during our first full class session on Wednesday, January 10. NOTE: The material here does not cover all the assigned readings for January 10--the first part of class on January 17 will cover remaining material
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Students without the full PowerPoint program can download a free version of PowerPoint viewer, available from the Microsoft website. |
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