This concentration will explore the relationships among conflict, peace-building strategies and development, with an emphasis on the ways in which development efforts can address the distinctive problems of post-conflict societies and help avert the escalation of societal conflicts into civil war or international clashes. The following courses satisfy the requirements for this concentration:
Migrants and Refugees
International Humanitarian Law: Peacekeeping
Human Rights Law
Post Cold War Intervention
Politics of Reconstruction and Reparation
War, Peace, and Revolution
Issues in International Development
Sustainable Development
Co-Directors:
Frederick L. Ahearn, Jr. (National Catholic School of Social Service)
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Karla W. Simon (Columbus School of Law)
Center for International Social Development 100 Shahan Hall 620 Michigan Ave NE Washington DC 20064
