POLSC 38000 - European Security (W)

Pluralism and Diversity
PD/D
GER
3/B

A theoretically informed examination of current and historical security problems in Europe, with a focus on the sources of war and peace, strategic calculations, alliances, institutions, democratization, norms, and ideological and identity conflicts. A principal aim is to establish a foundation for analyzing the prospects for a secure order in Europe in the first part of the 21^st century.

prereq: POLSC 11500 or 27000 or 28200; minimum of 45 credits and 9 credits in political science or permission of the instructor
coreq: ENGL 12000 or its equivalent
4 hrs
4 cr.