PCST.4030 Diplomacy and Cross Cultural Negotiations

Id: 042242 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course introduces the students to the breadth and depth of diplomatic historical practices, and theories. It will also introduce methods of negotiation and conflict resolution utilizing the different models focusing on cross-cultural negotiations. The role of cultural differences in the processes of negotiation and diplomatic practice and the multiple layers of public diplomacy will also be analyzed stressing the role of cultural differences in the processes of negotiation and diplomatic practice. The course will lastly examine democratic transition in conflicted countries and how to advocate for the transition as part and parcel of peace building.

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: ENGL 1020 College Writing II, or permission of instructor.

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