Fall semester classes are underway at Notre Dame. Peace studies students have enrolled in more than than 60 undergraduate and graduate courses covering everything from human rights to environmental justice to the contemporary Middle East.
Here’s just a sampling of peace studies courses offered during the fall 2015 semester:
- How to Change the World — Prof. David Cortright
- Human Rights and Human Wrongs — Prof. Ernesto Verdeja
- Humanitarianism and Photography - Prof. Julia Thomas
- Children, Youth and Violence — Prof. Catherine Bolten
- Of Cities and People — Profs. Anre Venter and Lucien Steil
- Scripture, Violence and Peace — Prof. Mun’im Sirry
- Moral Development — Prof. Darcia Narvaez
- Rich, Poor, and War — Prof. Todd Whitmore
- International Law — Prof. Mary Ellen O’Connell
- Peacebuilding and Public Policy — Prof. Gerard Powers
- The Practice of Mediation — Prof. Francisco Diez
- Environmental Justice — Prof. Kristin Shrader-Frechette
- Genealogies of Islamic Thought — Prof. Ebrahim Moosa
- Reconciliation vs. Revenge — Prof. Aysegul Zeren
- Race, Experience and Politics — Prof. Gabriel Torres
- Contemporary Middle East — Rev. Patrick Gaffney, C.S.C.
- Islam and America — Prof. Perin Gurel
- Metamorphosis of Journalism, Media and Social Realism in the 21st Century — Prof. Olivier Morel
- International Research Design — Prof. Erin McDonnell
- Global Indigenous Politics — Prof. Christopher Ball
Contact: Renée LaReau, lareau.3@nd.edu, 574-631-5098