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Development Theory
Theories of Growth and Development I. Seniors and graduate students. Erinc Yeldan. yeldane@bilkent.edu.tr

Economic and Social History
Controversies in U.S. Economic and Social History Designed for second and third year students. Laurie Nisonoff and Susan Tracy. lnisonoff@hampshire.edu and stracy@hampshire.edu (posted September 2004)
United States Labor History Designed for second and third year students. Laurie Nisonoff. lnisonoff@hampshire.edu (posted September 2004) European Economic History-Development (PDF file) Secil Pacaci. pacaci@economics.utah.edu (posted March 2006)

Environmental Economics
Environmental Economics Bryan Sneider. pwsa8zpg@hotmail.com (posted September 2004)

Gender, Race and/or Class
Feminist Economics. Intended for Juniors and Seniors, Econ majors (but may be OK for some others). Julie Matthaei. jmatthaei@wellesley.edu (posted June 2004)
Political Economy of Women. Upper-division (junior/senior) for both Economics and Women's Studies majors (and other peole who wander in!). Kim Christensen. kchrist52@aol.com
The Political Economy of Gender, Race and Class. Intended for Sophmores and up. Julie Matthaei. jmatthaei@wellesley.edu (posted June 2004)
Third World, Second Sex: Does Economic Development Enrich or Impoverish Women's Lives? Designed for first year students. Laurie Nisonoff and Cora Swartz. lnisonoff@hampshire.edu and cs02@hampshire.edu (posted September 2004)

Growth Theory
Theories of Growth and Development I. Seniors and graduate students. Erinc Yeldan. yeldane@bilkent.edu.tr

International Economics and Globalization
Globalization and Its Discontents. (PDF) Undergraduate. Firat Demir. fdemir@ou.edu (posted November 2006)
Globalization and Neoliberalism. Undergraduate. Ron Baiman. rbaiman@uic.edu
International Finance. (PDF) Undergraduate. Firat Demir. fdemir@ou.edu (posted November 2006)
The Political Economy of European Integration. Undergraduates. Angelo Reati. angelo.reati@skynet.be (posted September 2006)
Sweatshops in the Global Economy. Upper Division Undergraduates. John Miller. jmiller@wheatonma.edu
Transnational Enterprise. Juniors. Cyrus Bina. binac@mrs.umn.edu. (posted 11/2004)

Labor Economics
Labor Market, Technological Change and Skill Formation. Advanced Undergraduates. Cyrus Bina. binac@mrs.umn.edu. (posted 11/2004)

Microeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics. Introductory. Julie Matthaei. jmatthaei@wellesley.edu (posted June 2004)
Microeconomic Analysis. Intermediate Micro, includes heterodox micro theory. F. S. Lee. leefs@umkc.edu
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis I. Graduate Micro, mostly neoclassical but includes also history and criticism. See also part II. F. S. Lee. leefs@umkc.edu
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis II. Graduate Micro, heterodox micro theory. F. S. Lee. leefs@umkc.edu

Political Economy and Radical Economics
Alternatives to Capitalism. (PDF format) Undergraduate. Peter Dorman. dormanp@evergreen.edu
Economics and Everyday Life. Undergraduate Introductory Political Economy. Kim Christensen. kchrist52@aol.com
Economics, Freedom and Human Values. Sophmore and up. Donald W Musser, Religious Studies and Ranjini L Thaver, Economics. rthaver@stetson.edu
Hegemony and Homogenization in Contemporary Societies. First Year Seminar. Cyrus Bina. binac@mrs.umn.edu. (posted 11/2004)
Philosophy, Society and Globalization. Undergraduate. Alan Nasser. nassera@evergreen.edu
Political Economy and Social Change: Globalization and Resistance. Two quarters. Undergraduate. Team taught by Peter Dorman and Grace Chang. dormanp@evergreen.edu
Political Economy I and II. Together 4 credits. Undergraduate. Cyrus Bina. binac@mrs.umn.edu. (posted 11/2004)
Radical Economics. Undergraduate. F. S. Lee. leefs@umkc.edu

Poverty
Poverty of Freedom or Freedom from Poverty. Sophmore and up. Donald W Musser, Religious Studies and Ranjini L Thaver, Economics. rthaver@stetson.edu

Regional Economics
Foundations of Comparative Regional Development. Undergraduate. Philip Moss and Chris Tilly. philip_moss@uml.edu and chris_tilly@uml.edu