I am planning to develop an open-source, cross-universities database for syllabuses on political theory open to as many lecturers as possible. It would thus be very interesting to know from which sources you normally draw when thinking about new course syllabuses (colleagues, handbooks, internet-research, own research literature ...?). Would you see an additional value in such a database?
Other than asking colleagues, the first place I'd go is Google. You'll be surprised at the number of professors of all topics that post their syllabi on the internet.
I wondered whether you are familiar with my 2009 publication, Approaches to Political Thought (published by Rowman & Littlefield). It is not a syllabus per se but does follow what I used as a syllabus for many years to introduce both undergraduate and graduate students to contemporary ways of understanding traditional political theory.
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