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INTL 3400 International Conflict and Negotiation

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INTL 3400 International Conflict and NegotiationInternational Affairs Program, Northeastern University, Fall 2020 “Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate.” - John ... F. Kennedy Dr. Panagoula (Youly) Diamanti-Karanou [email protected] tel: 617-792-2721 Office hours: M, F 10-12 (on Zoom) Teaching Assistant: Taylor Valley [email protected] Course Overview This course introduces you to the study of conflict and of the global dynamics for ending conflict and restoring peace. We will explore the causes of conflict, especially intractable ones, focusing on its political and emotional dynamics. We will also study the challenges and opportunities for conflict resolution and conflict transformation. We will focus on the role that international institutions, primarily the UN, play in negotiating solutions to conflict, and we will study the cases of successful negotiations. In addition to studying negotiations in the context of violent conflicts, we will also explore the dynamics of multilateral negotiations that aim at addressing other global problems. Course Rationale KEY DATES Friday, October 9: Policy Memo 1 DUE (by 5pm) Friday, October 23: Reflection I DUE (by 5pm) Friday, November 6: Policy Memo 2 DUE (by 5pm) Friday, November 20: Reflection II DUE (by 5pm) Friday, December 11: Policy Paper 3 DUE (by 5pm)This course is a required course for International Affairs majors and its primary aim is to introd [Show More]

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