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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 arise between military veterans and their civilian communities in the wake of war. Through an...

Catalog Description 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 both online and in person synchronously. In both formats, students will learn through a combination of...

Catalog Description 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, governments, and markets. What to expect While it may be helpful to have taken other courses in either...

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 religious motivations. What to expect Students learn, evaluate, and apply theories of the use of violence...

Catalog Description 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 ways women are affected by conflict and peace processes. What to expect This course brings a gender lens...

Catalog Description This course examines theories of peace and conflict resolution in the international system. Students will assess the challenges to conflict resolution, international cooperation, and peace as well as the means through which states and non-state actors overcome those challenges...