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United Nations Certificate
(27 semester hours)

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Objectives

  • Comprehend the theory and politics of conflict, war, mediation and diplomatic negotiations.
  • Evaluate the potential for conflict in a country or region.
  • Assess the rationale for negotiation and the life cycle of a conflict situation.
  • Explain the various approaches toward United Nations peace operations
  • Evaluate the development of multiparty mediation and assess the benefits and drawbacks of such an approach.
  • Analyze the complexity and limitations of negotiating across cultures and diverse groups.
  • Describe the distinct nature of conflict in the post-Cold War era.

  • CJ319 / SCMT319 - Global Terrorism
  • CJ321 / IRLS417 - International Civil Order
  • MH371 / MILH421 - History of Peacekeeping: 1945-1987
  • MH372 / MILH422 - History of Peacekeeping: 1988-Present
  • MH373 / MILH373 - The Balkans: Conflict and Peace
  • MM321 / IRLS414 - Principles of Peacekeeping
  • MM322 / IRLS415 - Peacekeeping Logistics
  • SS303 / LSTD306 - International Law
  • SS407 / IRLS413 - International Conflict Resolution



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