An updated list of syllabi for courses focusing on issues related to STAIR, targeted specifically at students of International Relations, Political Science, International Political Sociology and/or related ‘international’ disciplines, will be listed here. Please feel free to send syllabi to jonathan.austin@graduateinstitute.ch to be added to this list for the benefit of scholars working within STAIR.
For further materials, see also our collection of STAIR-relevant lectures.
1. General External Teaching/Syllabi Resource Lists
Art & Education: School Watch
History of Medicine: Online Syllabus Archive
MIT Open Courseware: STS
Reassembling Art Pedagogy
Sciences Po Media Lab: Controversy Mapping
UC-Santa Barabra, STS Resource Index
2. Teaching Discussion Blogs
Installing Order: Teaching STS
3. Course Syllabi
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American Science: Ethical Conflicts and Political Choices
Brendan Foley
Anthropology of Things
Patricia Spyer
Art and International Relations [French]
Frédéric Ramel
Art, Craft, Science
Heather Paxson
Bioethics
David Jones
Biomedicine and ‘Life’: Global Perspectives
Aditya Bharadwaj
Cartographie de controverses
Bruno Labour
Cold War Science
David Kaiser
Cyrptowars Redux: Negotiating Security and Privacy in the Digital Realm
Niranjan Sivakumar
Cyberlaw
Andrew Murray
Cyborg Anthropology and Social Science Fictions
Diane Nelson
Drugs, Politics, and Culture
Hugh Guterson
DV Lab: Documenting Science Through Video and New Media
Christine Walley
Finance and Society
William Deringer
Genetics and Society
Brian Balmer
Global Hunger
Sciences Po
Globalization, Technology & Justice
Torin Monahan
Historical Geography of Urbanization
Derek Gregory
Making the Modern World: The Industrial Revolution in Global Perspective
Merritt Roe Smith
Mapping Controversies: Counting the Dead
Thomas Tarry
Music and Sound in STS
Trevor Pinch
Music, Politics and International Relations
John Andersen
Risk and Society
E. Rosa
Scientific Humanities
Bruno Labour
Screening the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Competing Narratives through Cinematic Representations
Riccardo Bocco
Social and Political Implications of Technology
Prof. David Mindell & Prof. Merritt Roe Smith
Social Study of Science and Technology
Stefan Helmreich
Surveillance and Society
Torin Monahan
Technological Change & Social Justice
Torin Monahan
Technology and Gender in American History
Deborah Fitzgerald
Technology and the Literary Imagination
Leo Marx
Theory and Practice in Human Geography
Derek Gregory