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PCS260Y1
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies (formerly UNI110Y1, UNI260Y1) [72L]

A review of the full range of theories explaining the nature and causes of conflict and possibilities for its resolution; provides students with a set of theoretical tools for effective analysis of interpersonal, civil, and international conflict.
Exclusion: UNI110Y1, UNI260Y1
This is a Social Science course

PCS360Y1
Topics in Peace and Conflict (formerly UNI360Y1) [48L]

An in-depth exploration of selected issues introduced in UNI260Y1. Topics may include: negotiation theory; ethnic and group-identity conflict; feminist perspectives on peace and war; mathematical modeling of arms races and war; decision-making theory and conflict; environmental change and conflict; and traditional perspectives on statecraft.
Exclusion: UNI360Y1
Prerequisite: PCS260Y1 or permission of the instructor
Recommended preparation: POL208Y1
This is a Social Science course

PCS361H1
Special Topics in Peace and Conflict Studies (formerly UNI361H1) [24S]

PCS361Y1
Special Topics in Peace and Conflict Studies (formerly UNI361Y1) [48S]

An exploration of selected issues in the field of Peace and Conflict Studies involving an overseas and/or practicum component
Exclusion: UNI361H1, UNI361Y1
Prerequisite: permission from the Instructor.
Recommended Preparation: POL208Y1, PCS260Y1

PCS460H1
Contemporary Issues in Peace and Conflict (formerly UNI460H1) [24S]

PCS460Y1
Contemporary Issues in Peace and Conflict (formerly UNI460Y1) [48S]

A colloquium (fall term) and research seminar (spring term, PCS460Y1 only) on security ontology and various meanings of security. Topics to be considered include planetary,
ecospheric, state, societal, and human security.
Exclusion: UNI460H1, UNI460Y1; Students are not allowed to take both H and Y courses
Prerequisite: POL208Y1 and PCS360Y1/permission of the instructor
This is a Social Science course