INTS 80.04 Diplomacy in a Complex World: Meeting Challenges, Creating Opportunity, and Pushing for Peace

This course is a broad view of how states, societies, and institutions manage complex global challenges including climate change, increasing inequality, emerging technologies, and challenges to the global order that has supported the rapid democratization of over half the world. The course will center on the role of diplomacy in addressing these challenges, creating opportunities, and preserving a rules-based international order that upholds democratic institutions that reinforce human rights and freedoms. 

Instructor

E. Barks Ruggles

Cross Listed Courses

GOVT 85.50

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC

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Offered

• Fall