Preventing Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity. 3 credits

Catalog description

Introduces fundamentals of genocide and crimes against humanity, both as crimes under international law, and as conflict systems and social practices. Considers how individual and collective actions shape social, cultural, economic, and political circumstances, and the factors that encourage or forestall responses to genocide and crimes against humanity, including humanitarian, justice, political justice, political, conflict resolution, education, religious, ethical, human rights, non-violent, and military approaches. Offered by Conflict Analysis & Resolution . Limited to three attempts.