POLT 225 - International Organization

3 SS
Second Semester. Theory, history and practice of institutions that deal with violent conflict, economic and environmental cooperation, human rights, and other global challenges. Global organizations (UN and WTO), regional organizations (African Union and NAFTA), and non-governmental organizations (Red Cross, Amnesty International) will be considered. Students will write papers and participate in debates.

Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisite: One course in Politics (highly recommended: POLT 120 or 121).
Enrollment Limit: 35.
Mr. Schiff

Credits: 3 hours