Covering Immigration: A Resource for Journalists
Nieman Foundation tends to work with Journalists to advance important conversations on various beats in the industry.
Public International Law - UGC NET
Comprehensive overview of Public International Law for UGC NET exam, covering key concepts, institutions, and case laws essential for aspiring legal professionals and scholars.
Justice with Michael Sandel
Explore fundamental ethical questions with renowned philosopher Michael Sandel, examining justice, equality, and citizenship through thought-provoking scenarios and real-world applications.
Birth and the Nation - A Fictional History of Immigration - Stephanie DeGooyer - Radcliffe Institute
Exploring how novels can challenge traditional notions of nationality and birth, offering alternative perspectives on citizenship and immigration for a more inclusive global society.
Leading Change: The Convergence of Politics and Policy
Explore political leadership and policy implementation with Elaine Kamarck, discussing government reform, effective decision-making, and lessons from major initiatives like healthcare reform.
Technology Management During a Time of U.S.-China Friction
Explore the complex U.S.-China relationship in electronics and IT industries, comparing it to past U.S.-Japan tensions and examining future shaping forces and issues.
International Relations for UPSC Mains - IAS
Comprehensive preparation for UPSC Mains, covering international relations theories, India's neighborhood dynamics, and key bilateral relationships. Includes revision and practice questions.
Toward a New Global Architecture - America's Role in a Changing World
Explore America's evolving global role with foreign policy experts, discussing challenges, opportunities, and the future of international relations in a changing world order.
Public Administration
Comprehensive exploration of public administration concepts, theories, and practices, covering governance, accountability, planning, and administrative approaches in India and globally.
Women Studies
Learn about the Nature of State & Women Empowerment in India, Violence against Women and Harassment of Women at Work place and other Women Issues in India in this course on Women Studies
World History by CrashCourse
In 42 episodes, John Green will begin teaching you the history of the world! This course is based on the 2012 AP World History curriculum, from growing the first crops in the First Agricultural Revolution to global textile production in the 2010s.
Introduction to Western Political Thought
Explore key Western political thinkers from Plato to Mill, examining their ideas on justice, state, human nature, and governance. Gain insights into the evolution of political philosophy and its enduring impact.
Property - Intro to Political Economy
Explore the foundations of political economy, microeconomics, and macroeconomics. Examine the moral and ethical implications of markets, property rights, and economic theories through historical and contemporary perspectives.
The Civilizational Roots of Indian Democracy
Explore the historical concept of "Indian civilization" and its impact on India's adoption of democracy, examining European influences and nationalist perspectives on universal citizenship rights.
Postcolonial Literature
Explore postcolonial literature through key texts, theories, and authors. Analyze colonial discourse, nationalism, and cultural hybridity while examining works from Africa, India, and the Caribbean.
U.S. Government and Politics by CrashCourse
In 50 videos, Craig Benzine (aka WeezyWaiter) teaches you U.S. government and politics! The course is based on the 2014 AP U.S. Government and Politics curriculum.
Economic History Lessons in One Minute
Concise economic history lessons covering major events, theories, and figures, from the Great Depression to modern financial crises, in bite-sized one-minute explanations.
Introduction to Political Theory
Explore key political concepts like liberty, equality, justice, power, and democracy. Analyze various theories and ideologies, examining their implications for citizenship, governance, and contemporary issues.
Introduction to Modern Indian Political Thought
The major objective of this course is to introduce the students to some of the key modern Indian thinkers and their ideas which helped in shaping the society and politics of modern India.
Assessing the Water and Agricultural Resources of Northern Australia
Comprehensive assessment of water and agricultural resources in Northern Australia, exploring investment opportunities, economic considerations, and ecological impacts.
How Should the Constitution Be Interpreted - Who Decides Its Meaning
Explore the origins, purposes, and interpretation of the US Constitution, from its creation amid crisis to its role in modern debates on individual rights and same-sex marriage.