Fall 2023
GOV 94UN
Instructors
Schedule
September 5 - December 5
Wednesday, 3:00PM - 5:45PM
United Nations
Description
An interactive discussion of the origins, present work, and future prospects of the United Nations. The UN is the only international organization with global scope and nearly universal membership, and it is a central component of the rules-based international order. The seminar critically examines whether the UN lives up to the promise of promoting peace and prosperity. We analyze its inner workings and its impact on world politics by surveying recent international relations scholarship, practitioner accounts by diplomats, and journalistic works. Topics include peacekeeping, sanctions, the use of force, human rights, international justice, economic development, and climate change mitigation.
Class Notes:IR_subfield law_and_justice
Department
Government
School
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Course Level
Graduate
Undergraduate
Interest Area
Arts & Humanities
Law & Policy
Credits
4
Cross Registration
Available