Fall 2005-06 Undergraduate Course Listing			Russian and East European Institute Indiana University Ballantine Hall 565 IUB
RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN INSTITUTE (REEI)
REEI-R	300	20792	Current Issues: Russia & Its Neighbors (in Russian)	12:20-1:10	R		Zlotin
REEI-R	300	28055	Soviet-Type Economies in Transition: Discussion in Russian	2:30-3:20	T		Alexeev
REEI-R	495	20793	Readings in Russian and East European Studies	ARR	ARR	ARR	ARR
			Contact the secretary in BH 562 to get on-line authorization to enroll in this course.
CROSSLISTINGS: **If you enroll in a course marked by two asterisks, you should tell the professor at the beginning of the class that you are an AREA STUDIES student for REEI and that you wish to do your research &/or papers on a Russian or East European Area.  Otherwise, the course will not count toward your degree.
ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)
ANTH-E	**200	13416	Social & Cultural Anthropology	1:00-2:15	MW		Phillips
APPAREL MERCHANDISING AND INTERIOR DESIGN (AMID)
AMID-H	**404	13324	International Textiles and Apparel Trade	4:00-5:15	MW		Akou
BUSINESS, KELLEY SCHOOL OF (BUS) Authorizations from the Business School are required.
BUS-L	**411	13939	International Business Law	9:30-10:45	TR	BU 200	Richards
BUS-F	**494	13756 13757	International Finance	11:15-12:30 9:30-10:45	MW        MW	BU 400 BU 400	Miller
BUS-X	**330	14270	International Communication Strategies	2:30-3:45	TR	BU 411	Goddin
BUS-D	**301	13693 13694	International Business Environment	2:30-3:45       1:00-2:15	MW MW	BU 102 BU 102	Garcia
BUS-D	**302	13695	International Business:  Operating International Enterprises	1:00-2:15	MW	BU 321
BUS-M	**401	14008 14009 14010	International Marketing	1:00-2:15 2:30-3:45 4:00-5:15	MW MW MW	BU 103 BU 103 BU 103	Galpern
CENTRAL EURASIAN STUDIES (CEUS)
CEUS-U	320	27081	Islamization in Inner Asia	11:15-12:30	TR		DeWeese
		27083	Budapest in 19th & 20th Century	4:00-5:15	TR		Hooker
		27085	Hungarian Art & Music	1:00-2:15	TR		Hooker
		27087	War, Diplomacy and Genocide - Hungary in World War II, 1938-1945	2:30-3:45	MW		Borhi
			Hungary and the Great Powers, 1867-1990				Borhi
CEUS-U	333	26936	Finland in the 20th Century	11:15-12:30	TR		Raun
CEUS-U	374	14419	Environmental Problems and Social Constraints in Northern and Central Eurasia	4:00-5:15	TR		Zlotin
CEUS-U	397	26915	Peoples and Cultures of Middle East	11:15-12:30	TR		Shahrani
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (COAS)
COAS-S	103	26155	Balkans: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow	11:15-12:30	TR		Cooper
ECONOMICS (ECON)
ECON-E	386	15425	Soviet-Type Economies in Transition	9:30-10:45	MW	WY 115	Alexeev
ECON-E	**390	22383	Economics of Europe	11:15-12:30	TR	WY 115	Gardner
GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)
GEOG-G	427	16999	Russia and Its Neighbors (in English)	11:15-12:30	MW		Zlotin
GEOG-G	**428	26312	Geography of Europe	2:30-3:45	TR		Metro-Roland
GLOBAL VILLAGE LIVING LEARNING CENTER (GLLC)
GLLC-S	**104	26841	In the Eyes of Others: Global Perspectives on the United States	2:30-3:45	MW	FQ 012A	Terry
HISTORY (HIST)
HIST-B	300	22165	Modern Scandinavia & Baltic	9:30-10:45	TR
HIST-B	323	26975   26976	History of the Holocaust	1:25-2:15	MW		Roseman
HIST-D	101	17405	Icon & Axe:  Russia through the Ages	11:15-12:05	MWF		Ransel
HIST-D	300	22164	Interwar Eastern Europe	2:30-3:45	TR		Shore
HIST-D	308	17406	Empire of the Tsars	9:30-10:45	TR		Eklof
HIST-D	320	27718	Modern Ukraine	6:30-9:00	W		Kuromiya
HIST-J	300	26999	Uneasy Neighbors: Polish-Jewish Relations in 20th Century	7:00-9:00	T		Shore
HONORS (HON)
HON-H	203	23038	Russian Through Pushkin	2:30-3:45	TR		Cooper
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (INTL)
INTL-I	**201	26716	Culture and Arts: International Perspective	1:00-2:15	MW		Tuohy
INTL-I	**400	22327	International Studies Capstone Seminar	2:30-5:30	W		Knudsen
			(for international studies majors, seniors may take this coruse with prior approval)
JOURNALISM, SCHOOL OF (JOUR)
JOUR-J	**414	18309	International Newsgathering Systems	1:00-2:15	MW	EP 214	Raymer
POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS)
POLS-Y	**200	20636	Ethnic and Nationalism Conflict	2:30-3:45	MW
POLS-Y	332	22353	Russian Politics	9:30-10:45	MW
POLS-Y	**348	26423	The Politics of Genocide	9:30-10:45	TR		Bielasiak
POLS-Y	**396	20647	Political Tyranny	4:00-6:00	T		Bielasiak
SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES (SLAV)
SLAV-R	123	20884	Russian Short Fiction	2:30-3:45	TR		Beaver
SLAV-R	223	20888	Introduction to Russian Culture	1:00-2:15	TR		Perlina
		20889	Introduction to Russian Culture (intensive writing)	1:00-2:15	TR		Perlina
SLAV-R	263	20890	Russian Literature:  Pushkin to Dostoevsky	1:00-2:15	MW		Kiziria
		20891	Russian Literature:  Pushkin to Dostoevsky	1:00-2:15	MW		Kiziria
			(intensive writing section)
SLAV-R	334	20894	Tolstoy and Dostoevsky	2:30-3:45	TR		Perlina
SLAV-R	353	20895	Central European Cinema	4:00-5:15	MW		Kiziria
				7:00-9:30	W		Kiziria
SLAV-R	405	20899	Readings in Russian Literature I (in Russian)	1:00-2:15	TR		Kolodziej
SLAV-R	407	20900	Readings in Russian Culture, History & Society I	9:30-10:45	TR		Richter
			(in Russian)
SLAV-C	363	26822	History of Czech Literature & Culture	1:00-3:00	ARR		Volkova
			2nd 8 weeks only
SLAV-P	363	20874	Survey of Polish Literature & Culture	4:00-5:15	TR		Beinek
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AN ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
SPEA-V	**160	21139	National & International Policy	1:00-2:15	MW	PV 276	Karaagac
SPEA-V	**450	23261	American Intelligence Community	11:15-12:30	MW		Coyle
WEST EUROPEAN STUDIES (WEUR)
WEUR-W	**405	26850	Geography of Europe	2:30-3:45	TR		Metro-Roland