Democratization Syllabi Collection
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List by Author:
Felipe Aguero
University of Miami
Comparative Political Regimes
(Transitions From Authoritarianism to Democracy)
Felipe Aguero
University of Miami
Military, State and Society (Civil-Military Relations)
Felipe Aguero
University of Miami
Latin American Comparative Politics
Kenneth Benoit
Trinity College - Dublin
Transition Politics (on Prof.Benoit's web site)
John Carey
Washington University
Prof. Carey's
faculty web site including the courses Comparative Democratic
Institutions and Contemporary Issues in Latin America, and a
bibliography on Latin American judicial politics
Michael Coppedge
University of Notre Dame
Comparing Democracies
Michael Coppedge
University of Notre Dame
Comparative Research on Democratization
Larry Diamond
Stanford University
Consolidating Democracy
David Abernethy and Larry Diamond
Stanford University
Human Rights Issues in Sub-Saharan Africa
Larry Diamond
Stanford University
Comparative Democratic Development
Giuseppe Di Palma
University of California, Berkeley
Democracy, Democracies
Giuseppe Di Palma
University of California, Berkeley
Democratizations, Democracy
Grzegorz Ekiert and Susan J. Pharr
Harvard University
Civil Society, West and East
Steven Fish
University of California, Berkeley
Transitions to Democracy
Francis Fukuyama
George Mason University
Prof. Fukuyama's
web site including the course Culture and Public Policy and
the Research Seminar on Social Capital
Barbara Geddes
University of California, Los Angeles
Democratic Politics in Latin America
Barbara Geddes
University of California, Los Angeles
South American Politics
Barbara Geddes
University of California, Los Angeles
South American Politics (graduate seminar)
Devleena Ghosh and James Goodman
Institute for International Studies, University of Technology, Sydney
Comparative Social Change
Richard Gunther
Ohio State University
Comparative Political Institutions
Stephan Haggard and Matthew Shugart
University of California, San Diego
Comparative Public Policy: A Political Economy Approach
Jonathan Hartlyn
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Latin American Politics: Research and Analysis
John Higley
University of Texas at Austin
The Comparative Study of Political Systems
Barry Holden
Reading University, UK
Democracy
Marc Morjé Howard
University of Maryland
Comparative Democratization
(in PDF format:
PDF help)
Terry Karl
Stanford University
Comparative Democratization
Herbert Kitschelt
Duke University
Democratic Institutions
Hans-Dieter Klingemann and
Gérard Grunberg
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fuer Sozialforschung
Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris
Problems and the Future Development of Democracy
Pĺl Kolstř
University of Oslo
Russian and East European Area Studies
Chappell Lawson
MIT
Regime Change: The Rise and Fall of Democracy
Chappell Lawson, Fred Schaffer
MIT
The Politics of Change in the Third World
Also visit Prof.Lawson's
faculty web site at MIT for additional syllabi.
Steven Levitsky
Harvard University
Authoritarianism and Democracy in Latin America
Scott Mainwaring
University of Notre Dame
Comparative Parties and Party Systems
Scott Mainwaring
University of Notre Dame
Building and Consolidating Democracy
Joan Nelson
Princeton University
Market Reforms and Democratic Transitions
Guillermo O'Donnell
University of Notre Dame
Democracy: Issues and Questions
Matthew Shugart
University of California, San Diego
Policy-Making Processes
Matthew Shugart
University of California, San Diego
Bureaucracy and Public Policy
Matthew Shugart
University of California, San Diego
Comparative Politics - Institutions
Matthew Shugart
University of California, San Diego
Politics and Institutions in Latin America
Timothy Sisk
University of Denver, GSIS
Comparative Poitics: Governance in the 21st Century
Gabor Toka and Matthijs Bogaards
Central European University
Comparative Political Research
Gabor Toka
Central European University
Voting Behaviour, Political Preferences and Policy Evaluations
Barry Weingast
Stanford University
The New Economics of Organization for Political Science