PO405
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International Organizations
History & Political Science
College of Liberal Arts
Subject Code
PO
Number
405
Title
International Organizations
Description
This course focuses on the increasingly influential and varied roles international organizations play in the world today from peace and security to international development, human rights, and environmental protection. It traces the evolution of the thinking behind, and efforts to establish international organizations, and analyzes not only their promise and challenges, but also their successes and failures to date. Although particular attention is paid to the United Nations and its many affiliated bodies, regional organizations (e.g. European Union, Organization of American States, African Union, NATO), international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and multi-national corporations are also assessed. Prerequisite: PO 215, Grade C or higher. Offered: Alternate years.
Course Typically Offered
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3
Maximum Variable Credits
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Repeatable
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Number of Course Repeats When Repeatable
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Max Credits Repeatable
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College
College of Liberal Arts