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A. Maurits van der Veen

Assistant Professor
Department of Government
College of William & Mary

Physical address
31 Morton Hall

Mailing address
Department of Government
College of William & Mary
P.O. Box 8795
Williamsburg, VA 23187

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Vermeer's View of Delft

Statue of Hugo Grotius
Grote Markt, Delft  

Below is a list of classes I am teaching or have taught in the relatively recent past. The links are generally to the most recent course syllabi. For my current William & Mary courses, lecture outlines and other handouts can be found on the course page in Blackboard.

Fall 2013

• Politics of European Integration (GOVT 330)
  
  

Earlier courses at the College of William & Mary

• International Political Economy (GOVT 328)
• Introduction to International Politics (GOVT 204)
  
  
• Human Rights and Humanitarianism (GOVT 491, a senior seminar)
• Darwinian Evolution in Politics and Society (BIOL/GOVT 150W, a freshman seminar)
       co-taught with Dr. Helen Murphy
  
  
• Berlusconi's Italy (A 1-credit course in preparation for the 2012 Florence study abroad program)
• Politics of the Euro (GOVT 391, offered at the Florence study abroad program in 2012)
  
  

Even earlier courses (at the University of Georgia)

• Freshman Seminar: Politics and Propaganda in Cartoons (FRES 1010)
  
  
• Introduction to Global Issues (INTL 1100, 2005 Fall)
• Introduction to Global Issues — Graphic Novel version (INTL 1100, summer session)
• Introduction to Global Issues (INTL 1100, UGA à Paris)
  
  
• Introduction to International Relations (INTL 3200, 2005 Spring)
• International Political Economy (INTL 4230)
• Globalization and Distributive Justice (INTL 4530)
• Human Rights and Humanitarianism (INTL 4620)
• Politics of the European Union (INTL 4640)
  
  
• Politics of the European Union (INTL 4640, UGA à Paris 2009)
• Post-Industrial Democracies (INTL 4330, UGA Globis Verona Program 2010)
  
  
• International Relations Field Seminar (INTL 6200, graduate, 2008 Fall)
• Politics of the European Union (INTL 8320, graduate, 2008 Spring)
• International Political Economy (INTL 8240, graduate, 2010 Spring)