WGST 321

- Ethics of Peace and War

Denison University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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War is one of our time's most important “ethical” issues. Peace is a forced option when humanity faces the horrendous evil of violence. What roles does religion play in making war and making peace? Can we imagine peace independent from war? This course encourages students to take war and militarism into serious ethical consideration and to contemplate peace and justice in a global society. By critically analyzing the issues, theories, and practices of war and peacemaking, students will be prepared to be autonomous thinkers and responsible global citizens who can discern how to make peace in a violent world and how to heal the world broken by war and violence.

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Class #denison-1717Fall 2026UGRD4 credits
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