POL 353 - International Law and Organizations

Three Credits
Alternate Years: Spring 2014, 2016

Explores the extent to which international organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank are able to alter the contours of statehood and state sovereignty and whether such international organizations serve or dominate state actors. Case studies are Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Iraq.

Prerequisite(s): POL 143 .
Course may be applied to the Asian Studies minor.

Course may be applied to the Middle Eastern Studies minor.