SEST-544 Resolution of Armed Conflicts

Faculty:

Moore, Richard

This is a graduate-level, survey courses. It examines both the theory and the practice of conflict mediation and conflict resolution efforts, looking at a wide range of regions and cases. It examines both relevant historical cases and current policy issues. The course is designed to provide students with both a solid academic grounding in the relevant theories, history, and cases, as well as knowledge and skills that will have practical value.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: None

SEST-544-01 Mediation and Conflict Resolution

Moore

This is a graduate-level, survey courses. It examines both the theory and the practice of conflict mediation and conflict resolution efforts, looking at a wide range of regions and cases. It examines both relevant historical cases and current policy issues. The course is designed to provide students with both a solid academic grounding in the relevant theories, history, and cases, as well as knowledge and skills that will have practical value.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: None

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