GVPT 801
Conflict in World Politics
Conflict in World Politics focuses on understanding conflict, both civil and international. We will examine theoretical arguments for and empirical analyses of the onset, duration, dynamics, and outcomes of conflicts. We will also examine alternatives for violent conflict, such as nonviolent resistance and rebel governance, that can exist alongside conflict as well. Finally, we will discuss international conflict management, with a particular focus on mediation and peacekeeping in response to civil war.
Prerequisites & course information
Restriction: Must be in Government and Politics PhD program. Additional Information: Students are expected to have a background in international relations theory.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027