Violent Political Conflict
RPOS-360-1337
University at Albany
- Semester
- Winter 25/26
- Instructor
- Karina Indrasari
- Start Date
- 12-22-2025
- Total Credits
- 4
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- 518-442-5140
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This course is designed to introduce students to the study of violent political conflict. We will examine the how, why, and when of violent political conflict both domestic and international. What are the key empirical and normative questions raised by violent political conflict and what answers to these questions does the literature offer? What other strategies, like nonviolence and negotiation are available to actors instead of political violence? In this course, in addition to studying the theories that have been developed to explain the politics and history of violent political conflict, students will have an opportunity to participate in simulation exercises designed to sharpen their analytic skills in the subject area. R POS 360 is the non-Honors version of T POS 260. Only one version may be taken for credit. Four credit sections for Honors Program students only.
Course Area: Political Science
Level: Upper Level Undergraduate
Dates: 12-22-2025 - 01-16-2026
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