Course on International Security, University of New York/Tirana , Albania , Apr 14-18, 2009
http://www.peaceopstraining.org/classroom_course_detail.php?cid=827
The Course on International Security aims to provide to the students a wide and updated overview of the field of International Security. While the first module is dealing with the theoretical framework provided by an approach based on Critical Security Studies, Strategic Studies, and Intelligence, the second, third, and fourth modules are the real case studies. History of the Armed Conflict aims to help the students to grasp the main differences between the conflicts erupted before and after the end of the Cold War, and more precisely the wars in Bosnia, Uganda, the First and the Second Golf War, the importance of natural and energy resources for conflicts, and a wide understanding of the cause of Ethnic Conflicts. Global Terrorism analyses all the aspect related to the phenomenon of Terrorism. Particular attention is paid to the War on Terror as a social laboratory. Peacekeeping and International Conflict Resolution will provide the strong theoretical framework to understand all the above confrontations and opens the debate to Human Security, Security and Development, and Civil Military Collaboration approaches as alternative and possible valid solutions for lasting peace in conflict areas. The Course on “International Security” provides 2 American Credit Hours.
First Module: International Security Concepts; Strategic Studies Concepts; Intelligence;
Second Module: History of Armed Conflicts: “Old Wars”, “New Wars”; Ethnic Conflicts;
Third Module: Global Terrorism (GT)#
Fourth Module: Peacekeeping and International Conflict Resolution (PICR)#
# GT and PICR are official Peace Operations Training Institute (POTI) courses
Contact:
Dr. Giovanni ERCOLANI: drercolani@yahoo.co.uk
University of New York/Tirana
Rr. "Komuna e Parisit" prane Kopshtit Botanik
P.O.Box 2301
Tirana - Albania
Phone: 355 42 273056
Fax: 355 42 273059
www.unyt.edu.al
http://www.peaceopstraining.org/classroom_course_detail.php?cid=827
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