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PHI 295-01 - Special Topic: Philosophy, Conflict and Peace

4 credits (Fall)
The purpose of this course is to investigate core concepts and arguments related to conflict, war, and peace. Through key figures in the history of political philosophy and political economy we will explore the following questions: What is war? What is conflict? What is the relationship between conflict and peace? What is the role of violence in emancipation, liberation and anti-colonial struggles?

Prerequisite: PHI 106 , PHI 111 , or PHI 121  (previously offered as PHI-195 Philosophy for Life).
Instructor: Mulaj


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