Hoover History Lab Courses Committee

CORE AND METHODS COURSES:

Stephen Kotkin & Condoleezza Rice, INTLPOL 222: “Global Futures: History, Statecraft, Systems” Core Course

Bert Patenaude, INTNLREL 25: “War, Revolution, and Peace: The View from Hoover Tower” Methods Course

PRIMARY COURSES

War & Diplomacy

Rose Gottemoeller, INTLPOL 247: Verification for 21st Century Arms Treaties

Philip Zelikow, POLISCI 217: The World and America

Science & Technology

Amy Zegart, POLISCI 115: Spies, Lies and Algorithms: The History and Future of American Intelligence

Joe Felter, Eric Volmar, and Steve Blank, MS&E 296: Technology, Innovation, and Great Power Competition

Economics & Finance

Peter Henry, INTLPOL 223: Global Growth and Local Discontent

Scott Rozelle, ECON 131: The Chinese Economy

Politics & Institutions

Edelstein/Strauss, Classical Leadership [COURSE # TBA]

Kathryn Stoner, INTLPOL 231B (POLISCI 113): Understanding Russia: Its Power and Purpose in a New Global Order

SUPPLEMENTAL COURSES

War and Diplomacy

H.R. McMaster, INTPOL 240: Contemporary Challenges to International Security

Thomas O’Keefe, INTNLREL 179: Major Themes in U.S.-Latin America Diplomatic History

Oriana Mastro, POLISCI 114S: International Security in a Changing World

Kenneth Schultz, POLISCI 110D/Y: War and Peace in American Foreign Policy

Daniel Sneider, EASTASN 188: The Asian Triangle: Japan, Korea and China

Josiah Ober, CLASSICS 334A: Power, Politics, and War

Joseph Torigian, POLISCI 210: The Revisionists: Chinese and Russian Politics and Foreign Policy

Bertrand Patenaude, INTNLREL 140C: The U.S, U.N. Peacekeeping, and Humanitarian Wa

Joseph Ledford, Foundations of Statecraft

Science and Technology

Bradley Boyd, INTLPOL 265: AI, Autonomy and the Future of War

Steve Blank and Steve Weinstein, MS&E 297: Hacking for Defense

Economics and Finance

Jennifer Burns, HIST 269/369: Thinking About Capitalism

Matthew Lowenstein, POLISCI 247: State, Capital, and Markets: Global History of Modern Finance from the Renaissance to Bretton Woods

Thomas O’Keefe, INTNLREL 147: Political Economy of the Southern Cone Countries of South America

Economics and Finance (cont.)

Judith Goldstein, POLISCI 110C: America and the World Economy

Javier Meija Cubillos, POLISCI 243: Political Economy of Latin America

Javier Meija Cubillos, POLISCI 244D/CLASSICS 187: Societal Collapse in World History

Javier Meija Cubillos, POLISCI 244C: Wealth of Nations

Dian Zhong, INTLPOL 228: Comparative Development of Latin America and East Asia

Politics and Institutions

Abbas Milani, POLISCI 245R: Politics in Modern Iran

Abbas Milani, POLISCI 149S: Islam, Iran and the West

Allison McQueen, POLISCI 131L: Machiavelli to Marx and Mill

Jennifer Burns, HIST 154/54b: U.S. Intellectual History Since 1900

Josiah Ober, CLASSICS 181: Origins of Political Thought

Peter Berkowitz, POLISCI 237: Varieties of Conservatism

Russell Berman, COMPLIT 37Q: Zionism and the Novel

Russell Berman/R. Starkman, ESF 17/17A: What Can You Do for Your Country?

Brian Coyne, POLISCI 130: Liberalism and Its Critics

Cole Bunzel, POLISCI 233R: Modern Islamic Political Thought

Cody Nager, POLISCI 246: Immigration and Citizenship: The American Experience


 

All of these instructors have agreed to have their courses listed in our HHL-recommended pathway through Stanford unless otherwise noted.

Curriculum Committee Members

Barry Strauss and Kate Tully, Co-Chairs
Lucian Staiano-Daniels, Vice-ChairCole Bunzel
Ruosong Gao
Felipe Jafet
Norman Joshua
Joseph Ledford
Cody Nager
Bertrand Patenaude
Ria Roy
Cheryl Steets
Dian Zhong

 

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