POLS 243 States, Ethnic Diversity, and Conflict Units: 3.00
A comparative examination of the ways in which selected polities respond to national, ethnic, linguistic, religious, and racial diversity.
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Develop a deeper understanding of key course concepts, such as genocide, assimilation, integration, power-sharing, autonomy, centripetalism, and domination.
- Develop a deeper understanding of key theories and debates in ethnic conflict and conflict management/resolution.
- Develop analytical skills and present them clearly in writing.
- Apply academic theories and concepts to the practice of conflict resolution: learn how to make a difference “on the ground”.