This is a course on political network analysis. The subject matter is part substantive political science, and part political methodology. Many see the makings of a paradigm shift in the social sciences centered around the concept of a network. Indeed, the term "social" implies a relation of some sort, and a network is simply a set of relations. The study of networks in political science has exploded over the last few years.

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Seminars involving various problems and themes of mutual interest among faculty and graduate students. Recent topics have included studies of Christianity, Greek tragedy, theories of interpretation, theories of conspicuous consumption.

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