UN & INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

Catalog description

A study of the history, establishment, charter, structure, and decision-making processes of the United Nations. Students will critically analyze the role of the UN in the international system during the Cold War and post-Cold War periods, specifically in the areas of international peace and security; disarmament and arms control; human rights; humanitarian assistance and refugees; and economic and social development. This course is an elective in the International Relations subfield of the Political Science (BA and BS degree) major and minor and the International Affairs & Security concentration of the International Studies (BA degree) major and minor. Prerequisites: PSCI 1330 and 2300. [UD UCA Core: I]