PS 339

spring 2014

All Classes

Political Violence

Credit: 3 hours.

Survey of various forms of political violence and examination of competing theories about why these types of political violence occur and their implications. The different "categories" of violence under examination constitute pressing topics in the study of conflict in both international relations and comparative politics. These categories, which may overlap conceptually or empirically, include phenomena such as mass collective action in protests, riots, repression and torture, coups, civil war and insurgency, genocide and massacres, sexual violence during war, self sacrifice, and terrorism.

Prerequisite: PS 240 or PS 241 or PS 280, six hours of Political Science credit, or consent of instructor.

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