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Stanford University
POLISCI 113 : Security, Civil Liberties, and Terrorism Spring 2003 |
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This course examines terrorism, counterterrorism, and individual rights in the United Kingdom, the Republic of Turkey, and the United States. It draws on liberal political theory, regional history, constitutional texts, paramilitary interviews and documents, and media accounts to examine what measures have been instituted in these regions and to evaluate their impact on subsequent levels of violence. Emphasis will be placed on security measures instituted 1948-2003. |
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Meeting Time & Place |
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Tuesday and Thursday 1:15 pm – 2:45 pm - Building 260, Room 113 |
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Instructors | Office Hours & Location |
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Dr. Laura K. Donohue | Tue, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm, C240 Encina Hall |
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Clint Taylor, Head TA | Wed. 3:30-5:30 PM, Grad Student Lounge, 4th Floor Encina |
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Genevieve Cox, TA | Tuesday 4-6 PM, Poli Sci Grad Student Lounge, 4th floor Encina Central |
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