9/3 The State and Its Formation

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture 2: The State and Its Formation (9/3)

8/29 How and why we compare

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture 1: How and why we compare (8/29)

9/5 Weak, Failing, and Phantom States

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/5 Weak, Failing, and Phantom States

9/10 Collective Action

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/10 Collective Action

9/12 Nationalism

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/12 Nationalism

9/17 Democracy and Democratization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/17 Democracy and Democratization

9/19 Non-Democratic Regimes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/19 Non-Democratic Regimes

10/1 Democratic Institutions

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/1 Democratic Institutions

10/3 Political Economy of Development

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/3 Political Economy of Development

9/22 Species and Species Concepts

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/22 Species and Species Concepts

10/1 & 10/3 Introduction to Primates

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/1 & 10/3 Introduction to Primates

10/8 Political Economy of Redistribution

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/8 Political Economy of Redistribution

10/10 Globalization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/10 Globalization

10/15 & 10/22 Culture and Identity

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/14 & 10/22 Culture and Identity

10/22 Religion and Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/22 Religion and Politics

10/24 Ethnicity, Gender, and LGBT Identities

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PSC 1001

10/24 Ethnicity, Gender, and LGBT Identities

10/29 Political Violence

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PSC 1001

10/29 Political Violence

10/31 The United Kingdom

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PSC 1001

10/31 The United Kingdom

11/5 Russian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/5 Russian Politics

11/12 and 11/14 Chinese Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/12 and 11/14 Chinese Politics

11/14 Mexico

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PSC 1001

11/14 Mexico

11/21 Indian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/21 Indian Politics

11/19 Nigerian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/19 Nigerian Politics

12/3 & 12/5 Iranian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

12/3 & 12/5 Iranian Politics

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics One week of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings Reading Notes ~ The Comparative Approach & Theories and Hypotheses, and Evidence In Class: MSS & MDS

Test

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Description of Test.

Week One Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Nation-States - Lectures 1 and 2

Week 1 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lectures 1 and 2 of Comparative Politics

Week 3 PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics One week of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings State Building and Nation building Week 3

2/2 Notes Lecture 4

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Class notes from 2/2. Covered nation-states and their formation.

Chapter 3 Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture covered the formation and function of nation-states.

Lecture 4 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Chapter 3 covered on 2/2. Discussed development and role of nation-states.

PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics Week 4 of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings

Week 1 Comparative Politics Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lectures 1 & 2: Nation-states formation and role

PSC 1001; The Modern State

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture 2 about The Modern State

PSC 1001; Origins of the Modern State

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from the third lecture about the Origins of the Modern State.

PSC 1001; Nations

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover lecture 4 about Nations.

PSC 1001; Civil Society

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from lecture 5 Civil Society.

PSC 1001; Democracy and Democratization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture six about democracy

PSC 1001; Democratic Institutions

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture 7

PSC 1001; Authoritarianism

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture eight

PSC 1003; Culture & Religion

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture nine

Lectures 1 & 2 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Week 1 of class. Covered nation-states and their roles in the international community.

PSC 1001; Ethnicity

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information in the Ethnicity Lecture

PSC 1001 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Week 6

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jennifer Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings

PSC 1001; Gender & Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from the lecture of Gender and Politics

PSC 1001; Intro to Political Economy

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information on the Lecture on the intro to political economy

PSC 1001; Political Economy of Advanced States

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These Notes cover the information on the lecture of political economy of advanced states.

Math 101

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

test upload

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

o Problem is not poor food supply▯ it can not support a lot of people ▪ You need a lot of room for nomadism/ HG ▪ Agriculture became dominate mode of life because you can concentrate to a smaller area • Most people in 1491 primary task in life was to grow food out of the ground (peasants) • Peasants best off in Africa and worst off in E

PSC 1001 Dickson Week 1

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover what Professor Dickson talked about during the first week of Intro to Comparative Politics

PSC 1001, Week 2

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the week 2 class notes.

PSC 1001 Week 3

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the week 3 notes.

PSC 1001, Week 4

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the note fore week 4.

PSC1001, Week 5

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the class note for week 5.

PSC 1001, Week 7

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the notes for week 7

PSC 1001, Week 8

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the study guide that professor gave out in the class.

PSC 1001 Dickson Week 1

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover what Professor Dickson talked about during the first week of Intro to Comparative Politics

PSC 1001 Week 3

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the week 3 notes.

PSC 1001, Week 8

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the study guide that professor gave out in the class.

9/3 The State and Its Formation

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture 2: The State and Its Formation (9/3)

8/29 How and why we compare

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture 1: How and why we compare (8/29)

9/5 Weak, Failing, and Phantom States

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/5 Weak, Failing, and Phantom States

9/10 Collective Action

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/10 Collective Action

9/12 Nationalism

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/12 Nationalism

9/17 Democracy and Democratization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/17 Democracy and Democratization

9/19 Non-Democratic Regimes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/19 Non-Democratic Regimes

10/1 Democratic Institutions

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/1 Democratic Institutions

10/3 Political Economy of Development

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/3 Political Economy of Development

9/22 Species and Species Concepts

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

9/22 Species and Species Concepts

10/1 & 10/3 Introduction to Primates

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/1 & 10/3 Introduction to Primates

10/8 Political Economy of Redistribution

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/8 Political Economy of Redistribution

10/10 Globalization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/10 Globalization

10/15 & 10/22 Culture and Identity

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/14 & 10/22 Culture and Identity

10/22 Religion and Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/22 Religion and Politics

10/24 Ethnicity, Gender, and LGBT Identities

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/24 Ethnicity, Gender, and LGBT Identities

10/29 Political Violence

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/29 Political Violence

10/31 The United Kingdom

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

10/31 The United Kingdom

11/5 Russian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/5 Russian Politics

11/12 and 11/14 Chinese Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/12 and 11/14 Chinese Politics

11/14 Mexico

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/14 Mexico

11/21 Indian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/21 Indian Politics

11/19 Nigerian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

11/19 Nigerian Politics

12/3 & 12/5 Iranian Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

12/3 & 12/5 Iranian Politics

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These are notes from the lectures this week.

PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics One week of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings Reading Notes ~ The Comparative Approach & Theories and Hypotheses, and Evidence In Class: MSS & MDS

Test

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Description of Test.

Week One Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Nation-States - Lectures 1 and 2

Week 1 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lectures 1 and 2 of Comparative Politics

Week 3 PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics One week of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings State Building and Nation building Week 3

2/2 Notes Lecture 4

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Class notes from 2/2. Covered nation-states and their formation.

Chapter 3 Lecture Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lecture covered the formation and function of nation-states.

Lecture 4 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Chapter 3 covered on 2/2. Discussed development and role of nation-states.

PSC 1001 Introduction to Comparative Politics Week 4 of Notes and Readings

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jessica Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings

Week 1 Comparative Politics Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Lectures 1 & 2: Nation-states formation and role

PSC 1001; The Modern State

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture 2 about The Modern State

PSC 1001; Origins of the Modern State

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from the third lecture about the Origins of the Modern State.

PSC 1001; Nations

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover lecture 4 about Nations.

PSC 1001; Civil Society

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from lecture 5 Civil Society.

PSC 1001; Democracy and Democratization

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture six about democracy

PSC 1001; Democratic Institutions

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture 7

PSC 1001; Authoritarianism

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture eight

PSC 1003; Culture & Religion

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover information from lecture nine

Lectures 1 & 2 Notes

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

Week 1 of class. Covered nation-states and their roles in the international community.

PSC 1001; Ethnicity

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information in the Ethnicity Lecture

PSC 1001 - Introduction to Comparative Politics Week 6

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

PSC 1001 Political Science Dr. Jennifer Oetken Rome 206 Introduction to Comparative Politics The George Washington University In-Class Notes, & Notes on Assigned Readings

PSC 1001; Gender & Politics

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information from the lecture of Gender and Politics

PSC 1001; Intro to Political Economy

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These notes cover the information on the Lecture on the intro to political economy

PSC 1001; Political Economy of Advanced States

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

These Notes cover the information on the lecture of political economy of advanced states.

Math 101

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

test upload

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

o Problem is not poor food supply▯ it can not support a lot of people ▪ You need a lot of room for nomadism/ HG ▪ Agriculture became dominate mode of life because you can concentrate to a smaller area • Most people in 1491 primary task in life was to grow food out of the ground (peasants) • Peasants best off in Africa and worst off in E

PSC 1001, Week 2

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the week 2 class notes.

PSC 1001, Week 4

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the note fore week 4.

PSC1001, Week 5

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the class note for week 5.

PSC 1001, Week 7

Fall 2014

PSC 1001

This is the notes for week 7