Governance and Conflict

Global politics; conflict resolution; issues of legitimacy, civil strife, peace, and war.

Governance and Conflict courses

This list is subject to change as courses are added to and dropped from the curriculum.
121: Moral Questions and Political Choice/or FYS 330 (MacLeod)
122: Government and Politics in Global Perspective (Soifer)
160: Politics in the Muslim World (Hooglund)
171: International Politics (Richter)
200: Democracy and Democratization (Scheideman)
207: The State and Violence (Scheideman)
209: Contemporary United States-Latin American Relations (Pérez-Armendáriz)
212: Several Sides of the Cold War/or FYS 375 (Richter)
220: Gender, War, and Peace (Plastas)
221: International Law (Gayazova)
222: International Political Economy (Ásgeirsdóttir)
225: International Security (Scheideman)
247: Regional Politics in Southern Africa (Hill)
248: The Arctic (Ásgeirsdóttir)
252: Religion and Politics in the Middle East (Hooglund)
253: American Foreign Policy in the Middle East (Hooglund)
258: Environmental Diplomacy (Richter)
260: Nationalism and Nation Building (Aslan)
296: Contract and Community (Corlett)
305: Approaches to International Security (Gayazova)
315: International Cooperation (Ásgeirsdóttir)
333: State Formation, State Development, State Collapse (Soifer)
335: Democratic Transitions (Haughney)
344: Ethnicity and Conflict (Richter)
345: NGOs and World Politics (Richter)
346: Power and Protest (MacLeod)
347: Gender and the State (Hill)
348: Islam and Democracy (Hooglund)
376: National Identity and Foreign Policy (Richter)
s17: Latin American Politics in Film (Haughney)
s20: Spy Games (Ásgeirsdóttir)
s24: Chinese Foreign Policy (Gayazova)
s28: International Law (Gayazova)
FSA: Vienna: Vienna, Budapest, Prague (Richter)