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INAF-698 Introduction to Human Rights

INAF-698 Introduction to Human Rights
Spring only
This course provides an overview of major principles, theories, operational concerns, and public policy issues related to complex humanitarian emergencies. The course highlights selected contemporary crises, examining causes and consequences of these emergencies. Examples include Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Chechnya, Indonesia, Haiti and Colombia. A particular focus is the role of humanitarian issues in foreign policy and international relations.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None

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Spring '10: Martin S (description, file download)
Spring '10: Ferris E (file download)
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INAF-698-01 Introduction to Humanitarian Crisis
Spring only
This course provides an overview of major principles, theories, operational concerns, and public policy issues related to complex humanitarian emergencies. The course highlights selected contemporary crises, examining causes and consequences of these emergencies. Examples include Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Chechnya, Indonesia, Haiti and Colombia. A particular focus is the role of humanitarian issues in foreign policy and international relations.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
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