Gender, Peace, and Security

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course critically examines contemporary issues of gender, peace, and security (GPS) and unpacks complexities of the GPS agenda in the Global North and Global South. Students are introduced to a critical understanding of GPS theories, debates, and perspectives, which should enable them to use this knowledge in their projects and everyday practices. Prerequisite(s): 60 credit hours Preclusion(s): GNDR 614-3, INTS 614-3, WMST 414-3. Also precluded when offered as Gender, Peace and Security: GNDR 698-3, INTS 498-3, INTS 698-3, POLS 498-3, WMST 498-3.