Teaching

Spring 2005:

HIST G8234: Creating Post-Marxism Across the Iron Curtain: 
                       Alternative Political Thought in Central Europe after 1968.

HIST W3215: East-Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century
    

Fall 2004:

COCI 1102: Contemporary Civilization II

HIST 4224: East-Central European Intellectuals and Communism

Spring 2004:

• HIS W3560: The Turbulent Century: Eastern Europe 1914-1989

• HIS W4398: Senior Thesis Seminar, Non-US Topic

Fall 2003:

• HIS G8216: Topics in Eastern European History

• HIS W4398: Senior Thesis Seminar, Non-US Topic

Spring 2003

• HIS 3215: East Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century

Fall 2002

• HIS G8216: Topics in Eastern European History: The Nineteenth Century

Spring 2002

• HIS W3560: The Turbulent Century: Eastern Europe 1914-1989

• HIS G8327: Topics in Eastern European History

Earlier Courses

• East-Central European Intellectuals and Communism, 1945-1989
  

• Contemporary Civilization
  

• CC 1102: Contemporary Civilization II
  

• HIS 8380: Topics in Eastern European History: Communism in Eastern Europe
  

• CC 1101: Contemporary Civilization I
  

• HIS W3560: The Turbulent Century: Eastern Europe, 1914-1989

• HIS G8327: Topics in Eastern European History: A Forty-Year Revolution, 1914-1954?
  
  CC1102y: Contemporary Civilization II
  

• History of the Czechs and Slovaks from the Great Moravian Empire until 1918
  
• W3335: A History of Czechoslovakia, 1918-1992
  
• G8327: Topics in Eastern European History: Introduction to the Literature of Eastern European History
  
• W3863: East Central European Intellectuals and Communism, 1945-1989
  
• W3864: Problems of Communism in East Central Europe

• CC1101: Contemporary Civilization I (Spring 1998)
  
• CC1102: Contemporary Civilization II (Fall 1998)

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