JSIS 488C When: T/TH 1:30-3:30 Where: THO 325 Intructor: Prof. Nektaria Klapaki Contact: nklapaki@uw.edu This course focuses on various issues in contemporary political, social, economic and cultural Greek history that have attracted international attention, and examines their significance for Europe, the Mediterranean and the world. No prerequisites. For further information, contact Nektaria Klapaki at nklapaki@uw.edu.

European Policy and Simulation: JSIS B 431/ JSIS 488D/ POL S 447B: Autumn 2017 M/W, 2:30-4:20 What will become of European integration? How does the process of negotiations within the European Council work? The European Union has faced many challenges over the past few years ranging from a financial crisis to a refugee crisis. Today

Berlin is a city with many faces: in the last century alone, it has been at the center of two World Wars, the site of the Cold War and the Wall, as well as the epicenter of unification and European integration of East and West. The Fall 2017 Berlin program will explore the city of