POLSCI 362
International Security
The various causes, processes and impacts of international conflict in contemporary international affairs. Topics include: causes of war; factors that make international conflict more or less likely; domestic politics of international security; impacts of scientific and technological developments; ethical arguments and beliefs associated with the use of violence; contemporary and non-traditional security threats. No formal prerequisite, but Political Science 160 recommended.
Topics
- causes of war
- factors that make international conflict more or less likely
- domestic politics of international security
- impacts of scientific and technological developments
- ethical arguments and beliefs associated with the use of violence
- contemporary and non-traditional security threats
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027