IWP 642
Two credits
This eight-week course is designed to equip students with a basic understanding of economic history, theory and practice, which can be applied to careers in foreign policy, intelligence, or national security.
Norman A. Bailey Richard W. Rahn 
Senior Diplomat in Residence; Former Ambassador to Burundi, Uganda, and the Vatican
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The purpose of this course is to help students develop a deeper appreciation of the underlying conditions that provoke conflict and, conversely, that may produce lasting peace, justice, and political order. This course introduces the larger dimensions surrounding the issues of peace, war, and conflict resolution such as the transcendent nature of lasting peace, the relationship between peace and a just moral order, and the diverse approaches to conflict resolution undertaken throughout history.
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John J. Tierney, Jr.
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