Kennedy School Courses

Can you give me the list of Kennedy School Courses???? Please tell me the address too….

The Kennedy School is one of the top schools in the country. David T. Ellwood is the dean of school. It has highly qualified and well trained faculty members. This is the list of courses:

Markets and Market Failure
Economic Analysis of Public Policy
Markets and Market Failure with Cases
Markets and Market Failure with Cases
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis I
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis II
Microeconomic Theory I
Microeconomic Theory II
Advanced Macroeconomics for the Open Economy II
Advanced Macroeconomics for the Open Economy I
Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
American Economic Policy
Public Economics in International Perspective
Fundamentals of Environmental Economics and Policy
Benefit-Cost Analysis
Finance
Regional Economies: Finance and Policy
Advanced Risk Management and Infrastructure Finance
Energy Policy Analysis
Quantitative Analysis and Empirical Methods
Empirical Methods II
Politics and Policies: What Can Statistics Tell Us?
Fundamentals of Program and Policy Evaluation
Program Evaluation: Estimating Program Effectiveness with Empirical Analysis
Advanced Quantitative Methods I: Statistics
Advanced Quantitative Methods II: Econometric Methods
Analytic Frameworks for Policy
Game Theory and Strategic Decisions
Behavioral Economics and Public Policy
Behavioral Economics, Law and Public Policy
An Introduction To Network Science
Policy Analysis
Doctoral Research Seminar
Doctoral Research Seminar
Seminar on Environmental Economics and Policy
The Business-Government Relationship in the United States
Seminar: Business and Government
Strategy, Competition, and Regulation
Food Policy and Agribusiness
Corporate Social Responsibility
Private Capital for Public Purpose: Impact Investing and Its Siblings
Global Strategic Management
Capital Market Regulation
Inside Government: Making Public Policy
HKS-HBS Joint Degree First-Year Seminar
Political Institutions and Public Policy: American Politics
Political Institutions and Public Policy: American Politics
Political Institutions and Public Policy: Comparative Politics
Political Institutions and Public Policy: Comparative Politics
Political Institutions and Public Policy: Comparative Politics
The American Presidency
The U.S. Congress and Law Making
Politics and American Public Policy
Presidents, Politics, and Economic Growth: From World War II to Obama
Seminar: Democracy, Politics, and Institutions
The Responsibilities of Public Action
Ethics in Public Life
Ethics in Public Life
Responsibility and Representation: Meeting The Demands of Political Life
Nonconsequentialist Ethical Theory and Aspects of Consequentialism
Democratic Theory
Political Philosophy for Public Policy
Religion and Politics: Defining the Actors and Debating the Issues
Legitimacy and Resistance
Ignorance, Lies, Hogwash, and Humbug: The Value of Truth and Knowledge in Democracies
Moral Controversies and Public Policy
Sparking Social Change
Presidential Elections
Running for Office and Managing Campaigns
Contemporary Issues in American Elections
The Making of a Politician
Interest Group Activism and Representation
Political Parties in Practice
Religion, Politics, and Public Policy
Lobbying: Theory, Practice, and Simulations
Social Capital and Public Affairs: Research Seminar
Institutions and Development
Democratization
Global Challenges of Electoral Integrity
Global Europe: Democracy, Policy, and Governance
Europe in Crisis: International, Regional, and Domestic Perspectives
Middle Eastern Politics and Policy
The Political Economy of Transition in China
Latin American Politics and Policymaking
Public Problems: Advice, Strategy and Analysis
Integrated Law/Policy Research and Writing
Press, Politics, and Public Policy
Polling in the Real World: Using Survey Research to Win Elections and Govern
Media, Politics, and Power in the Digital Age
From MoveOn.org to Obama 2012: Digital Strategy in Political Campaigns
Digital Platforms
New Media, Surveillance, Access, Propaganda, and Democracy
2025 Vision and Information Policy: Considering the Public Interest
Reasoning from History
Understanding Democracy Through History
History, Politics, and the Public
History of the U.S. for Policymakers, Activists, and Citizens
The United States and the World: Politics, Policy, and the Uses of History
Leaders and Leadership in History
The Arts of Communication

This is the address of campus:

Address
Kennedy School Library
79 John F. Kennedy St, Cambridge, MA, United States ‎

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