Peace and Conflict Studies Courses - Fall 2008

Dr. Daniel Egan (Sociology), PCS Coordinator
Coburn Hall, Room 404K
(978) 934-4304
Daniel_Egan@uml.edu

Goals of the Concentration

  1. The basic survey course: Peacemaking Alternatives, 48.215, or Sociology of War and Peace, 48.216

  2. To promote familiarity with efforts and proposals for peacemaking, together with their principal strengths and weaknesses.

  3. To develop a critical yet respectful and informed awareness of the diversity of policies and values about conflict, war and peace.

Requirements for the Concentration

43.242 World War ll
43.322 Chinese Foreign Policy
43.345 Slavery and Abolition
43.356 Civil War and Reconstruction
44.248 Terrorism (international and domestic)
44.326 Hate Crime
46.121 Introduction to International Relations
46.492 Directed Study in International Organizations
47.335 Psychology and Women
48.216 Sociology of War and Peace
48.256 Political Sociology
52.378 Italian Cinema and Culture
54.302 Introduction to Latin American Literature
57.211 Sustainable Development
57.218 Regional Health and Environment
57.475 Community Conflict Resolution
57.512 Community Conflict Resolution
59.470 Directed Study in Peace and Conflict
59.471 Project in Peace and Conflict

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