Curriculum Project

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1 Introductory Courses

• Introduction to Peace Studies
• Global Human Issues
• Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies
• International Relations
• Foundations of International Studies
• Introduction to Peace Studies
• Introduction to International Relations
• Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
• Introduction to International Relations

2 War, Conflict, and Peace in the Post-Cold War Era

• Theories of International Relations in the 20th Century
• Social Conflict
• The Geography of War
• The Sociology of War and Peace
• War and Peace in Europe
• International Relations and Politics
• Seminar: State Formation after Civil Wars
• International Relations: Theory and Practice
• Christian Peacemaking
• Power, Authority, and Conflict

3 The New Nuclear Agenda

• The Atomic Bomb and the Nuclear Age

4 North-South Relations

• Peace Corps and Service Leadership
• Political Conflict in the Horn of Africa
• Politics of Developing Nations
• Latin American Politics
• Nonviolence and Violence in Latin America
• East Asia: Regional and Global Perspectives
• Government and Politics in the Middle East

5 Conflict Resolution

• Managing Conflict: Theory and Practice
• International Negotiation
• Conflict and Conflict Management: A Cross-Cultural Approach
• Advanced Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies
• Seminar in International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
• Images of Conflict and Peace: Seminar in Conflict Resolution
• Theories of Conflict, Violence and War
• Conflict Analysis and Resolution: Theory and Practice
• Global Conflict Resolution

6 International Law, the United Nations, and UN Peacekeeping

• Human Rights, the United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention
• International Law
• United Nations Peace Operations
• International Organization and Law: Integrating the Disciplines

7 Psychology, Ethics and Peace

• Contemporay Ethics: A Multicultural Approach
• War and Peace
• International Conflict: Social Pyschological Approaches
• Liberation Theology
• Religious Belief and Moral Action
• Ethics and Foreign Policy

8 Development, Debt and Global Poverty

• Environment and Development
• Politics of Famine and Food Policy: Domestic and International Issues of Hunger
• Human Rights and Third World Development

9 The Environment, Population Growth and Resource Scarcity

• Education for Ecological Security in a Multicultural World
• Creating Environmental Security? The Impact of the Military on the Environment
• Energy

10 Human Rights

• Human Rights and Basic Needs in the Americas
• Law and Society: The Discourse of Rights in America
• Human Rights

11 Race, Ethnicity and Conflict

• Social Conflict and Social Change
• Racial and Cultural Minorities
• International Relations and Diplomacy of the Middle East
• Ethnic Conflict
• Religion, Culture and Social Change in the Middle East
• Race and Foreign Affairs
• Ethnic Group Politics

12 Feminist Perspective on Peace, Militarism and Political Violence

• Women and Peace
• Women, the State and Development
• Women and Political Development

13 Nonviolence, Peace Movements and Social Activism

• Democracy, Violence and Empowerment
• Peace Studies
• People's Movements
• Non Violence and Social Change
• Alternatives to Violence
• Developing Skills for Community Change
• Nonviolence in Theory and Practice

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