International Politics & Economics
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I actually really enjoyed this class. Professor Porteous is very effective in his teaching style - clear and concise in explaining concepts. I definitely got a lot out of this course. It was very fast-paced though, but as long as you take good notes and make sure you review the concepts before/after class then you will be fine. Professor Porteous is notorious for being a tough grader, but if you truly understand the material, you'll do good in the exams.
I actually really enjoyed this class. Professor Porteous is very effective in his teaching style - clear and concise in explaining concepts. I definitely got a lot out of this course. It was very fast-paced though, but as long as you take good notes and make sure you review the concepts before/after class then you will be fine. Prof …Read more
Professor Winslett has been one of my favorite professors I've ever had at Middlebury. His energy and knowledge in international politics makes class always interesting and entertaining. While the reading some weeks can be relatively heavy, it's very feasible to read summaries and participate in discussions/understand class content with ease. There is only 3 assignments all year. A paper, a group podcast, and a verbal exam to finish off the year. As an IP&E major, the course curriculum is exactly what I was looking for in further understanding international politics and the systems our world relies upon. Highly recommend this class if you are considering being an IP&E major.
Professor Winslett has been one of my favorite professors I've ever had at Middlebury. His energy and knowledge in international politics makes class always interesting and entertaining. While the reading some weeks can be relatively heavy, it's very feasible to read summaries and participate in discussions/understand class content w …Read more
very interesting material and even though Winslett is a bit tough at times, it is a very good class. There is one long paper, a podcast project and a verbal final exam that focuses on the last three weeks of material.