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IIPS 43101: Peace Studies Senior Seminar S13
A general, introductory guide to locating resources for research and practice in the trans-/inter-/multi-disciplinary discipline of Peace Studies with special attention international dimensions. Tags: peace peacekeeping peacemaking peacebuilding conflict conflict resolution conflict transformation ethnic conflict religious conflict justice violence terrorism War

IIPS 60603: Contemporary Conflict and Peace Processes F10
Guide to locating videos on contemporary conflict and peace processes Tags: conflict violence reconciliation negotiation mediation transformation peacebuilding

IIPS 33902: Economics of War and Peace F10
Library resource for the economic analysis of war and terrorism and various approaches to post armed conflict peacebuilding within the broad framework of politicial economy Tags: terrorism conlict economics peacebuilding reconstruction political economy War

IIPS 60200: Peacebuilding and Public Policy F12
Library resources for the study of peacebuilding and public policy development Tags: policy peace peacebuilding politics political

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