PSCI 324
Genocide, Exile and Famine
Fall 2009
Division II
Writing Skills
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Class Details
Environmental and political crises have devastated populations throughout human history, but became a global political problem only in the twentieth century. This course will examine the origins of, and changing international responses to, humanitarian disasters in a variety of countries and regions. Cases covered include Bangladesh, Cambodia, Ethiopia, the Sudan, Somalia, Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Kosovo. Each of these crises has been handled by a combination of private and public, national and international agencies, whose interactions are complex, and which have left an enduring legacy for local institutions. We will examine how the international response to disaster has evolved-why we have done what we have, but no more.
The Class:
Format: tutorial
Limit: 18
Expected: 18
Class#: 1929
Grading: no pass/fail option, no fifth course option
Limit: 18
Expected: 18
Class#: 1929
Grading: no pass/fail option, no fifth course option
Requirements/Evaluation:
weekly short responses to readings; active participation in class; one paper describing and analyzing the result of the student's attempt to achieve refugee status in two countries; one 5- to 7-page comparative paper; one final research paper
Prerequisites:
two classes in Political Science or junior or senior standing
Enrollment Preferences:
Political Science majors
Distributions:
Division II
Writing Skills
Attributes:
INST Borders, Exiles + Diaspora Studies Electives
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