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16:790:500:90 Introduction to the United Nations
16:790:501:01 Theory and Method in the Study of Global Affairs
16:790:510:01 Democracy in Crisis: Problems of Consolidation
16:790:511:01 United Nations: Politics, Institutions and Practices
16:790:512:01 Politics of Globalization in Theory and Practice
16:790:513:01 Indigenous Political Theory
16:790:514:90  Post-Communist Transitions in Eastern Europe & Central Asia
16:790:515:90 Globalization and Forced Migration
16:790:516:01 Theories of Democratic Transitions and Good Governance
16:790:517:01 Education for Global Citizenship
16:790:519:01 Understanding the United Nations Security Council
16:790:520:01 American Foreign Policy
16:790:527:01 Special Topic: Racism, Xenophobia & Related Intolerance
16:790:530:90 International Criminal Law and Anti- Corruption
16:790:531:01 Human Trafficking and the United Nations
16:790:532:01 Democracy, Development and Human Rights
16:790:533:01 Women, Islam and Development
16:790:534:90 Human Rights and the United Nations
16:790:535:01  International Women's Rights
16:790:536:90 International Law and the United Nations 

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