Lecture 1:  Course Introduction
Lecture 2:  Evaluating Policy Impacts
Lecture 3:  A Scientific Perspective (by Steve Schneider, Biology Department)
Lecture 4:  Ecophilosophical and Political Perspectives 
Lecture 5:  Economic and Legal Perspectives
Lecture 6:  Nonstate Actors
Lecture 7:  How to Conduct a Good Causal Argument
Lecture 8:  Problem Identification Theory 
Lecture 9:  Negotiation Theory
Lecture 10: Compliance Theory
Lecture 11: Relative Regime Effectiveness (by David Victor, Council on Foreign Relations)
Lecture 12: Environment and Security
Lecture 13: Sustainable Development, (by Karen Seto, CESP)
Lecture 14: Free Trade and the Environment
Lecture 15: The World Bank,and the Financing of Environmental Protection
Lecture 16: Population
Lecture 17  Student Presentations of Research Paper Findings (I)
Lecture 18  Student Presentations of Research Paper Findings (II)

Lecture 19  The Future of Global Environmental Governance