I teach graduate courses in the comparative politics and methods fields. In spring 2017 I am teaching Conduct of Inquiry.
I regularly teach two graduate-level seminars in comparative politics: Ethnicity and Nationalism and Civil Wars. I most recently taught the former in spring 2016, and the latter in fall 2014.
In the methods field, I teach Conduct of Inquiry every other year for the first-year cohorts. In this seminar I focus heavily on the development of research questions, deep exploration of the logic of different modes of empirical inquiry and explanation, and subsequently how to construct the most appropriate research designs to answer particular questions.
I have also taught focused seminars on Comparative Historical Analysis.
I regularly teach two graduate-level seminars in comparative politics: Ethnicity and Nationalism and Civil Wars. I most recently taught the former in spring 2016, and the latter in fall 2014.
In the methods field, I teach Conduct of Inquiry every other year for the first-year cohorts. In this seminar I focus heavily on the development of research questions, deep exploration of the logic of different modes of empirical inquiry and explanation, and subsequently how to construct the most appropriate research designs to answer particular questions.
I have also taught focused seminars on Comparative Historical Analysis.
