GOVT-240 International Security

This course examines the use of force to achieve political objectives by both state and non-state actors. It explores the origins, conduct, and outcomes of international and civil wars; the use of terrorism and other forms of violence against civilians; the motivations of people that participate in political violence; and the lasting effects of such participation. Includes both historical and contemporary cases, ranging from the First World War to the current conflict in Syria.

Maximum Enrollment

Standard Course (40)

Credits

1

Prerequisite

GOVT 114 or consent of instructor.

Offered

Spring

Notes

(International Relations)