July 19, 2012
Contact:
Renée LaReau, rlareau1@nd.edu, 574-631-5098
When Notre Dame peace studies students begin fall semester classes in August, they’ll enroll in some of the more than 50 peace-related courses in disciplines ranging from anthropology to political science to sociology.
Peace studies courses offered primarily to undergraduates include:
- Jerusalem: Peace or Apocalypse? (new) - Prof. Atalia Omer
- Peace vs. Justice: What is ‘Justpeace’? (new) - Prof. Jason Springs
- Hindu, Christian Interaction (new) - Prof. Bradley Malkovsky
- Ideas and American Foreign Policy (new) - Prof. Andrew Bacevich
- Nonviolent Social Change - Prof. David Cortright
- Women’s Human Rights - Prof. Eileen Botting
- Introduction to Islamic Civilization – Prof. Li Guo
- Anthropology of War and Peace – Prof. Carolyn Nordstrom
- Introduction to Peace Studies – Profs. Asher Kaufman and Larissa Fast
- Aid and Violence – Prof. Larissa Fast
- U.S. Foreign Policy – Prof. Nilay Saiya
- Modern Middle East – Prof. Asher Kaufman
- Rethinking Crime and Justice – Profs. Susan Sharpe and Ed Kelly
Peace studies courses offered primarily to master’s and Ph.D. students include:
- Trauma and Peacebuilding – Prof. Susan St. Ville
- Environmental Justice – Prof. Kristin Shrader-Frechette
- Peacebuilding and Public Policy – Prof. Gerard Powers
- Politics of Reconciliation – Prof. Daniel Philpott
- Approaches to Conflict Transformation - Profs. Julie Macfarlane and Bernard Mayer
- International Law – Prof. Mary Ellen O’Connell
- Women’s Human Rights - Prof. Eileen Botting
- Contemporary Conflict and Peace Processes – Prof. Madhav Joshi
- Modern Genocide – Prof. Ernesto Verdeja
- International Peace Research – Prof. Peter Wallensteen
- Strategies of Peacebuilding: Organizing the Field – Prof. George A. Lopez
- Organizational Leadership for the Third Sector – Theresa Rieke-Kiely
- Foundations in Peace Studies – Prof. George A. Lopez
Notre Dame’s academic year begins on Tuesday, August 21, 2012.