International Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

The International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution field of study requires the completion of a minimum of three courses from the list below.

Courses:

ILO L224 Peace Operations
*DHP D220 Processes of International Negotiation
DHP D221 International Mediation
DHP D221 International Mediation
DHP D223

Conflict Resolution Theory (PhD Students, see note below.)
DHP D225 Conflict Resolution Practice
[DHP D228m] Protracted Social Conflict: Dynamics, Major Issues and Possible Consequences
[DHP D229m] Politics and Processes of Reconciliation: Transitional Justice and Multicultural Citizenships
DHP D232 Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
DHP P227 Advanced Seminar in Development and Conflict Resolution
DHP P247 Civil-Military Relations in Post conflict Environments
DHP P251 International Environmental Negotiations

 PhD students offering International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution as a Field of Study are required to take this DHP D223.

KEY
* This course is required for constitution of the field.
++ Any one of these courses may be used as the required course in the field.
+ Any one of these courses may be used as the second required course in the field.
[ ] Bracketed courses are those not offered 2012-2013.
Unless otherwise indicated, students need three course credits to complete a field of study. Modular courses count as one-half credit and if listed in a field, two must be taken to complete one course.

Professors with expertise in the field

Research Centers

The Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution

Student Theses

Demystifying the Sponsor-Proxy Relationship: The Case of Syria and its Armed Groups (MALD 2010)

Violence Prevention Through Bodybuilding (MALD 2008)

The Right to a Fair Trial in States of Emergencies: Non-Derogable Aspects of Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (MALD 2008)