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E-mail: c-lipson@uchicago.edu Voice: 773.702.8053 Fax: 773.702.1689
Charles Lipson Professor of Political Science University of Chicago 5828 S. University Ave. Chicago, IL 60637 |
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PIPES Workshop in International Relations
The
workshop's focus is on international cooperation and conflict, with attention
to both the politics of the world economy and to international security.
Most sessions are devoted to the presentation of research-in-progress,
by students, faculty and outside speakers.
Graduate students actively participate in these seminar sessions and help to schedule them. They also serve as formal discussants for most presentations and lead critical seminars on newly published work in international relations.
Topics at PIPES sessions range across the full range of modern international relations--theory, security affairs, political economy, and international law. Methodologies are equally wide-ranging, from formal models to case studies, from rationalist accounts to constructivist interpretations.
This
is a yearlong workshop for advanced graduate students engaged in their
own research projects in international relations. Students present their
own work, including dissertation proposals or chapters, as well as other
advanced research. University faculty and visiting scholars also present
their work-in-progress.
Graduate students who have already taken this workshop may enroll again, using the same course numbers (as they would for thesis research or reading courses). Most students take the workshop as a non-graded course; they may do so without any special permission. Simply enroll. Advanced graduate students who wish to receive a grade may do so with the instructors' permission. Grades will be based on the student's presentation of original research and discussion of others' work.
Course numbers::
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Autumn: Political Science 593-00
• Winter:
Political Science 594-00
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Spring: Political Science 595-00
This workshop is part of the Program on International Politics, Economics and Security (PIPES). PIPES is directed by Professors Charles Lipson and Duncan Snidal, who jointly founded the program in 1983. To contact PIPES' Program Coordinator, please e-mail pipes@uchicago.edu
PIPES meets on Thursdays, from 4-6 pm, in Pick Hall, Room 506, 5828 S. University Ave., on the main quadrangle of the University of Chicago.
Transit:
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METRA from downtown to the 59th Street stop.
•CTA Bus #6
from downtown to 59th Street.
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If driving, please park on 58th St., 59th St., or the Midway Plaisance.
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Directions to campus: with multiple maps: http://maps.uchicago.edu/directions/index.html
