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Volume
2, Number 2, Feb 2002
Conflict
Studies Seminars for College and University Faculty
The
United States Institute for Peace (USIP) Education
Program offers college and university faculty seminars.
These regional seminars and workshops are offered
around the country and are geared to faculty at
the college, university and community college levels.
While the seminars focus on incorporating conflict
studies in the classroom, they are also tailored
to the needs and interests of the participating
faculty and institutions.
Seminar
topics include: the nature and sources of international
conflict in the post-Cold War world; new approaches
to managing conflicts; effective ways to teach about
conflict and peacemaking; and research agendas on
international conflict management that cut across
disciplines and enhance teaching.
Past
seminars have been titled:
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"Conflict
Management: Culture, Identity and Religion"
(New York, 2000)
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"Do
Good Things Really Go Together: Assessing Human
Rights and Peace in the Contemporary World"
(Indiana, May 2001)
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"Ethnic
Conflict, Accountability and Reconcilitation"
(Iowa, March 2001)
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"Forcing
Peace: Whether, When, Who, and How" (U.S.
Army, May 2001)
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"International
Human Rights: Challenges and Opportunities for
the 21st Century" (Hawaii, 2000)
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"Promoting
Human Security in the New Millennium" (Colorado,
2000)
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"Teaching
and Implementing Conflict Management: From Community
to International Settings" (Maryland, 2000)
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"Understanding
and Teaching about Conflict" (South Carolina,
2000)
For
more information about the Education Program,
contact USIP at
1200
17th Street NW
Suite 200
Washington
DC, 20036-3011
Page
last updated
11/27/2005
A
project of Campus Conflict Resolution
Resources.
Supported by a FIPSE grant from the US Department of Education
and seed money from the Hewlett Foundation-funded CRInfo
project.
Correspondence
to CMHE Report
(Attn: Bill Warters)
Campus Conflict Resolution Resources Project
Department of Communication
585 Manoogian Hall
Wayne State University
Detroit, MI 48201.
Please
send comments, bug reports, etc. to the Editor.
© 2000-2005 William C. Warters & WSU,
All rights reserved.
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