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GS 180 4610 Classroom assignment: Palmer 118 The attack of September 11, 2001 in New York City and the launching of war against non-state terrorism has brought the issue of war and peace directly into the lives of students. The course explores psychological answers to the question "Why War?" and examines the geo-political factors that causes wars. Emphasis is also given to the roles of supranational institutions, international law, and nonviolent means to obtain peace. Prerequisites: None. Enrollment is limited to 25 students. To view this course on Summer PROWL, click here. Summer PROWL is a resource for a course syllabus and other matierals. Back to General Studies Department Summer Courses
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