Peace and Conflict Studies Minor

Cluster 1 - Core Approaches

Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of PCC1 in the course offerings.

Two courses:

• PCON 201 - Processes of Peace & Conflict: Histories, Theories, Technologies
• PCON 202 - Practices of Peace and Conflict: Politics, Cultures, Societies

Cluster 2 - Elective Offerings

Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of PCC2 in the course offerings.

Four of the following:

• ALST 250 - Representations of Africa
• ANTH 205 - Archaeology of Warfare
• ARTH 262 - War and Plunder
• ASIA 200 - Approaches to Asia
• CORE C137 - Partition: The Division of British India
• CORE S138 - Advent of the Atomic Bomb
• COSC 311 - Security, Privacy and Society
• ENGL 151 - Literature of Survival: Genocide, Trauma, and Memory
• ENGL 431 - Ethnographic Fictions: Human Rights and Literature
• GEOG 107 - Is the Planet Doomed?
• HIST 106
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  ALST 282 - The Making of Modern Africa
   
• HIST 203 - Age of the American Revolution
• HIST 210 - The History of Health, Disease and Empire
• HIST 232 - The Crusades
• HIST 233 - The French Revolution: Old Regime, Revolution, and Napoleonic Empire, 1770-1815
• HIST 237 - Empires and Global History: 1400-1700
• HIST 245 - Russia at War
• HIST 251 - The Politics of History
• HIST 265 - War and Violence in East Asia
• HIST 271 - The First World War
• HIST 272 - War and Holocaust in Europe

• HIST 281
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  ALST 281 - Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa
   

• HIST 284 - Decolonization in Africa
• HIST 309 - Culture and Society in Cold War America
• HIST 316 - The United States in Vietnam, 1945 - 1975
• HIST 337 - Pirates in the Atlantic World, 1500s - 1730
• HIST 350 - Contemporary European History, 1945 to the Present
• HIST 356
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  NAST 356 - Global Indigenous History
   
• HIST 358 - Conquest and Colony: Cultural Encounters in the Americas
• HIST 359 - Resistance and Revolt in the Colonial Atantic World
• HIST 360
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  NAST 360 - Borderlands of North America
   
• HIST 365 - Warriors, Emperors and Temples in Japan
• HIST 368 - China, the Great Wall, and Beyond
• HIST 370 - The Mongol Empire
• HIST 379 - U.S. and Africa
• HIST 382 - Modern Africa
• HIST 384 - Somalia: From Independence to Collapse
• HIST 385 - Darfur in Historical Perspective
• HIST 388 - The American South: From Reconstruction to the Present
• HIST 489 - Seminar on Problems in Military History
• JWST 251
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  RELG 251 - Faith after the Holocaust
     
• PCON 111 - Intro Peace & Conflict Studies
• PCON 160 - Gender (In)Security
• PCON 245 - Organizing War: Technologies, Logistics, and Infrastructures of Militarization
• PCON 301 - International Human Rights
• PCON 303
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  GEOG 303 - The Camp: A Global History of Civilian Internment
    
• PCON 304
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  GEOG 304 - Criminal Underworld
    
• PCON 310
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  GEOG 310 - Geopolitics
    
• PCON 314 - Media War: Peace & Conflict
• PCON 322 - Weapons and War
• PCON 329
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  GEOG 329 - Environmental Security
   
• PCON 330
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  MIST 330 - Capitalism & Imperialism in the Middle East
    
• PCON 337 - Forced Displacement: Refugees, Migrants and Asylum-Seekers
• PCON 340 - Terror/Counterterror: Histories and Logics of Asymmetric Warfare
• PCON 341
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  POSC 341 - War and the Shaping of American Politics
   
• PCON 345 - Transitional and Historical Justice
• PCON 351
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  MIST 351 - The Israel/Palestine Conflict
    
• PCON 356 - Is it Genocide? The Legal Bases of Settler Colonialism
    
• PCON 358
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  POSC 358 - Transnational Politics
     
• PCON 368
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  ENGL 368 - After Genocide: Memory and Representation
    
• PHIL 313 - International Ethics
• POSC 152 - Global Peace and War (IR)
• POSC 331 - Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
• POSC 353 - National Security
• POSC 354 - Capitalism, the State, and Development in Latin America
• POSC 357 - International Institutions
• POSC 359 - Power in Russia from Gorbachev to Putin
• POSC 361 - Humanitarian Interventions
• POSC 366 - Foreign Policy Analysis
• POSC 368 - American Foreign Relations with China
• POSC 374 - International Law
• POSC 383 - National Security (Extended Study)
• POSC 405 - Seminar: Coercive Diplomacy: Trade, Aid & Sanctions
• POSC 406 - Seminar: The State and Political Violence
• POSC 421 - Seminar: Information Warfare
• POSC 434 - Seminar: Immigrants, Refugees, and the Politics of Borders
• POSC 437 - Seminar: Democratization and Prospects for Peace and Prosperity
• POSC 451 - Seminar: Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
• POSC 454 - Seminar: The Cold War and After
• POSC 456 - Seminar: War - Theories and Practices
• RELG 235 - Religion, War, Peace, and Reconciliation
• RELG 240 - Religion and Terrorism
• RELG 251 - Faith after the Holocaust
• RELG 262
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  MIST 262 - Islam in Our Post-9/11 World
   
• RELG 331 - The Problem of Evil
• RELG 347 - Religion and U.S. Foreign Policy
• REST 255 - Courage, Conformity, Atrocity: Ukraine and Russia
• REST 333 - Human Rights in Russia and Eurasia
• REST 358 - Russian Revolutions
• SOCI 240 - Fascism and Right-Wing Extremism: A Historical Sociology
• SOCI 304 - Sociology of Disasters
• SOCI 312 - Social Inequality
• SOCI 328 - Criminology
• WGSS 312
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  ALST 312 - Gender, Race and Punishment: Toward an Inclusive History of the American Carceral State
   
• WRIT 241 - Politics of Public Memory

Additional Stipulations

• Minors may take PCON 479 as one of their electives, with instructor permission.​
• PCON minors are strongly encouraged to consult with their PCON faculty advisor at least once each semester.