ILO L224: Peace Operations
Course Description
This course looks at peace operations both as instruments for the management of conflict, and as a lens for understanding major issues in contemporary international affairs. Combining a thematic and case study approach, we consider the law, politics and doctrine of peacekeeping. Select cases are examined to draw out recurring themes and dilemmas, such as sovereignty v. intervention, peace v. justice and the UN v. regional organizations. In addition to lectures and structured discussion, the format of the course includes student presentations and a simulation exercise.
Course duration:
Full semester
Credits/Units:
3.0
Spring 2020
Faculty:
John Cerone
Room:
Cabot 206
Day(s):
Tuesday
Time:
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
SIS number:
24319
Final Exam
Consult instructor for exam detailsSpring 2021
Faculty:
Ian Johnstone
Room:
Cabot 206
Day(s):
Monday
Time:
3:20 pm - 5:20 pm