Restorative, Global, & Faith-Based Approaches to Analysis

Catalog description

This course examines restorative justice models, global public safety perspectives, and faith-based approaches to intelligence and crime analysis. Students explore comparative justice systems, community-centered interventions, and international frameworks that shape public safety strategies. Emphasis is placed on integrating restorative principles, cross-cultural awareness, and theological reflection into analytic practice. The course also evaluates how faith-informed values influence policy, reconciliation efforts, and ethical intelligence decision-making. These experiences prepare students to incorporate restorative and global perspectives into professional intelligence and crime analysis environments.