Classes

Bridging the Civil Military Gap (GECDV 201)

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Supported by the National Endowment for Humanities Dialogues of the Experience of War program.

Catalog Description

This course studies the misunderstandings and feeling
of separation that often...

Conflict Resolution (Pol-Sci 404)

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This course examines theories of peace and conflict resolution in the international system. Students will assess the challenges to conflict resolution, international cooperation...

Women & Conflict (Pol-Sci 371)

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Students will explore the roles of women in armed political conflict; specifically the ways that women influence and participate in conflict and peace processes as well as the...

Terrorism & Political Violence (Pol-Sci 316)

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Catalog Description

This course explores terrorism and armed struggle from theoretical and historical perspectives, and analyzes a number of violent movements with nationalist, ideological, and...

International Political Economy (Pol-Sci 367)

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This course examines major schools of thought and contemporary research in international political economy, as well as the study of the interactions of politics with economics...

International Relations (Pol-Sci 230)

Semester: Fall
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An analysis of the relations among nations, with emphasis on structures of international power, causes of war, and approaches to peace.

What to expect?

This course is offered...