Paul R. Hensel
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Department of Political Science |
Office: 165 Wooten Hall |
Teaching Schedule
Fall 2022:
- PSCI 3810.001: "Intro to International Relations" (MWF 12-12:50, 125 ENV)
- PSCI 4821.001: "International Conflict" (MWF 10-10:50 AM, 355 Sage)
- Office Hours: M 1:30-3, Th 1-2:30 (165 Wooten Hall)
Spring 2023:
- PSCI 2306.008: "U.S. and Texas Government" (MWF 1-1:50, 255 ESSC)
- PSCI 6830.001: "International Conflict" [graduate-level] (Th 2-4:50 PM, 125A Wooten)
Fall 2023 (tentative):
- PSCI 3810: "Intro to International Relations" (time/place TBA)
- PSCI 4821: "International Conflict" (time/place TBA)
Spring 2024 (tentative):
- PSCI 3300: "Political Science Research Methods" (time/place TBA)
- (Only teaching one course this semester due to duties as co-Graduate Advisor)
Site Index
Me and My Research
- About Me
- Curriculum Vitae
- Issue Correlates of War (ICOW) Project
- Quarterly and Annual Reviews
- Main ICOW data sets:
- Supplementary data sets:
My Teaching
- Undergraduate courses:
- PSCI 2306: U.S. and Texas Government (formerly PSCI 1040)
- PSCI 3300: Political Science Research Methods (formerly PSCI 2300)
- PSCI 3810: Introduction to International Relations
- PSCI 4828: Geography, History, and International Relations (formerly PSCI 4820)
- PSCI 4821: International Conflict
- INR 3603: Theories of International Relations (not taught at UNT - this is an old syllabus I used at FSU)
- POS 3931: Broward Hall Seminar in International Affairs (not taught at UNT - this is an old syllabus I used at FSU)
- Graduate courses:
- PSCI 6830: International Conflict (formerly PSCI 5830)
- PSCI 5832: Contexts and International Relations
- PSCI 5810: Proseminar in International Relations (not taught at UNT - this is an old syllabus I used at FSU)
- PSCI 5340: Political Science Scope and Methods (not taught at UNT - this is an old syllabus I used at FSU)
- Political Science Resources
- Teaching Policies
Academic and Reference Pages
- The material that used to be in my substantive pages (e.g. separate pages on American politics, international organizations, or political methodology) has been moved to the "Additional online resources" pages for my undergraduate courses, above. These pages were not visited very often when they were maintained separately, and this allows their contents to be more useful for my students.
- International Relations Data
- Online News Sources
- Reference Materials
Notable Recent Changes to Site
Teaching: Updated Fall 2022 office hours and Spring 2023 teaching schedule (August); added tentative 2023-24 teaching schedule (October).
My Research: Added 2017 ISA-Hong Kong paper on issue linkage between territorial and identity claims, 2017 Hensel/Frederick ISA paper on territorial integrity, 2017 territory/issues review chapter from Bill Thompson's Encyclopedia of Empirical IR Theory, 2017 Frederick/Hensel/Macaulay JPR article describing the ICOW territorial claims data, 2017 Hensel/Mitchell CMPS article on the evolution of the ICOW project, 2016 Hensel/Krastev paper on local residents and territorial claims, 2016 Hensel/Macaulay ISA paper on identity claims, and 2015 Hensel/Macaulay irredentism paper.
My Data: Added announcement about 2019 J. David Singer Data Innovation Award to relevant pages (Fall 2019). Added ICOW quarterly and annual reviews page (May 2019). Released version 1.30 of the ICOW Historical State Names data (November 2018), version 1.10 of the ICOW Colonial History data (November 2018), and version 1.02 of the ICOW Territorial Claims data (December 2016). Updated the ICOW General Coding Manual to reflect the addition of identity claims, ICOW River Claims Coding Manual to improve the discussion of dams using the ICOLD data, and released the initial version of the ICOW Identity Claims Coding Manual; and updated the ICOW Non-State Actors List to include actors involved in recently coded settlement attempts (December 2018).
Other: Verified links in the newspaper pages (January 2020). Added a privacy policy page to explain use of cookies (December 2019). Updated all site code from HTML 4.1 to full HTML5 compliance, added a SSL certificate so the site can use the more secure HTTPS rather than standard HTTP, and merged a number of substantive poli sci pages (most of which received few visitors per year anyway) into course-related pages where their material will be more useful (Summer 2018).
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