Courses
As Associate Dean for International Education, I teach only one class a semester. In addition, I will be on sabbatical leave — and so not teaching — in the 2020-21 academic year (Fall 2020 and Spring 2021).
Spring 2020
- POL 345: Comparative Government: East Asia
- Introduction to World Politics (POL 104)
- American Foreign Policy (POL 380)
- Comparative Government: East Asia (POL 345)
- Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy (POL 346)
- Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy (POL 347)
- The International Relations of East Asia (POL 384)
- International Studies Seminar (INT 491)
Other Courses Previously Taught at Washington College:
- Introduction to Political Science
- Introduction to Political Science (honors)
- Comparative Politics: East Asia
- Comparative Politics: Europe
- Seminar on Democracy in Asia
- International Political Economy
- Model Diplomacy (2 credits)
- Model United Nations (2 credits)
Courses Previously Taught Elsewhere:
- Japanese Politics, spring 2015 — Columbia University
- East Asia and Japan’s National Security, summer 2011 - Aoyama Gakuin University (Tokyo)
- Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy, spring 2002 - George Washington University
- Introduction to Comparative Politics, spring 2001 - American University
- Conceptual Foundations of International Politics, fall 1999 - Columbia University
