[A note to any visitors - this wiki is no longer in operation, as I am no longer an adjunct at UML. I am leaving it up as a resource for any and all who might benefit from access to the links, outlines, and reading notes compiled herein.]
- Syllabus here
- Paper formatting guidelines here
- Archive of links here
- Readings to date here
- Class notes also available here...
- Course links to date here
Tues. May 1 - Student Choice: Electoral Systems & Reform
Thur. May 3 - Last Day of Class: Focus on Final Study Guide
Thur. May 10, at 11:30 - Final Exam (in our regular room)
Links on Electoral Systems & Reform
One of the more well-documented vote-seat discrepancies - more here
- Revised syllabus here
- Link archive here
- Links to date here
- Readings to date here
Thur. Apr. 26 – Pollan and the Food Movement: Reading The Omnivore's Dilemma, day 1
Thur. May 3 – The Omnivore's Dilemma, day 2
No later than (but preferably before!) May 15 - final deadline to hand in research papers (by email)
Instead of providing links and course notes for the last two weeks, I'd like to focus on your uploads, and particularly on the text itself. Do bring The Omnivore's Dilemma to class, and come prepared to discuss some specific passages in detail.
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Wed. Feb. 16 – Thomas Hobbes and Immanuel Kant: Social Contract Theory, day 1
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