Spring 2009
All courses numbered 500 and above are graduate courses. Graduate students may also take Undergraduate 400 Level Courses for graduate credit.
Undergraduates need to submit a course permit to enroll.
HIST 608 Proseminar in Urban Studies
Katz
Continuation of HIST 608 from the Fall Semester. No new admissions.
HIST 610 Readings in Atlantic History
Brown
HIST 610 U.S. Cultural History
Kropp
HIST 620 Law & Society
Rudolph
HIST 620 Europe and the World
Granieri
HIST 620 Modern European Social History
Lees
HIST 630 Comparative Economic History, 1400 - 1800
Safley
HIST 630 Modern Japan
Dickinson
HIST 630 Comparative Frontiers
Kashani-Sabet
HIST 700.301 The Study of History
Peiss
Continuation of HIST 700 from the Fall Semester. No new admissions.
HIST 710 Problems in Southern History
Hackney and Hahn
HIST 710 Struggle for Racial Equality
Sugrue
HIST 720 The Enlightenment
Kors
HIST 730 Iraq, Egypt, Algeria: Case Studies in the Arab World
Sharkey
HIST 730 Nationalism & Communal Identity in the Modern Middle East
Sharkey
