Photo: N.F.
Watts
Osman Baydemir campaigning for mayor of the city of Diyarbakir, southeast Turkey, spring '04.
| Syllabus |
| Study Guide for Exam #1 | |
| Study Guide for Exam #2 | |
| Fun exam review game (more technical sorts of questions than the exam! Use the study guide primarily!) | |
| Guidelines for RPIC Congress May 5-7 | |
| RPIC #1 | |
| RPIC #2 | |
| RPIC #2a-#4 | |
| Final RPIC assignment (paper) description 2009 | |
| Final RPIC peace plan for the class, May 2009 | |
| Guidelines for analytical notes | |
| Robert's rules of engagement. |
| Theodor Herzl, The Jewish State (1896) (complete version) | |
| The Husayn-McMahon Correspondence (excerpts) | |
| The Balfour Declaration (1917) | |
| The British White Paper of 1939 |
| List of places to know | |
| Link to blank outline maps (Click on 'maps' tab at right side of page; then scroll down and look for Southwest Asia/North Africa) | |
| Link to U. of Texas map collection |
| Edward Said, Roger Owen, Lisa Anderson questions |
| Instructions for Extra Credit: Write a half-page response to the event that includes: a) at least two points or argument made by the speaker (or one of the speakers); b) at least two things you learned from the talk that you did not know before; and c) an evaluation of the speaker's main points. You will receive 1-2 extra credit points per event for a maximum of 6 extra credit points per student per semester. |
| How to read a political science text (tips) |
| Link back to Nicole's home page |