Courses by Semester
Fall 2020
- ECON 151. International Economics*
- ECON 181. Economic Development*
- FREN 041. Guerre et paix dans la littérature française
- HIST 067. Digging Through the National Security Archive: South American "Dirty Wars" and the United States' Involvement
- HIST 149. Reform and Revolutions in Modern Latin America
- PEAC 015. Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
- PEAC 024. Quakers Past and Present
- PEAC 041. Peace and Political Philosophy
- PEAC 049. Be the Change: Social Entrepreneurship in Principle and Practice
- PHIL 041. Peace and Political Philosophy
- POLS 004. Introduction to International Relations
- RELG 010. African American Religions
- RELG 023. Quakers Past and Present
- SOCI 048I. Race and Place: A Philadelphia Story
January 2021
- ANTH 033E. Environmental Justice: Ethnography, Politics, and Action
- ENVS 029. Environmental Justice: Ethnography, Politics, and Action
- HIST 067. Digging Through the National Security Archive: South American "Dirty Wars" and the United States' Involvement
- MUSI 006A. Music in Times of War and Disease
- PEAC 077. Gun Violence Prevention: Peace Studies and Action
- POLS 052. Comparative Political Theory: Chinese and Western Traditions
Spring 2021
- DANC 004. Arts in Action
- ECON 012. Game Theory and Strategic Behavior
- EDUC 022. Peace Education
- ENGL 009J. First-Year Seminar: Revolution and Revolt
- ENGL 084. Human Rights and Literature: Borderzones of the Human
- JPNS 036. Environment, Cultural Memory, and Social Change in Japan
- PEAC 022. Peace Education
- PEAC 071B. Research Seminar: Global Nonviolent Action Database
- PEAC 091. Senior Capstone Seminar
- PEAC 135. Social Movements and Nonviolent Power
- POLS 004. Introduction to International Relations
- POLS 061. American Foreign Policy
- PSYC 035. Social Psychology*
- RUSS 037. Crime or Punishment: Russian Narratives of Captivity and Incarceration
- SOCI 071B. Research Seminar: Global Nonviolent Action Database (M)
- SOCI 135. Social Movements and Nonviolent Power
- SPAN 060. Memoria e identidad
Fall 2021
- ECON 081. Economic Development*
- ECON 151. International Economics*
- ECON 181. Economic Development*
- ENVS 031. Climate Disruption, Conflict, and Peacemaking
- ENVS 035. Environmental Justice: Theory and Action
- HIST 001B. First Year Seminar: Human Rights as History: From Haiti to Nuremberg
- HIST 067. Digging Through the National Security Archive: South American "Dirty Wars" and the United States' Involvement
- HIST 149. Reform and Revolutions in Modern Latin America
- PEAC 015. Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
- PEAC 038. Civil Wars & Neoliberal Peace in Central America
- PEAC 053. Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
- PEAC 055. Climate Disruption, Conflict, and Peacemaking
- PEAC 077. Gun Violence Prevention: Peace Studies and Action
- POLS 004. Introduction to International Relations
- POLS 043B. Environmental Justice: Theory and Action
Spring 2022
- ANTH 003G. First-Year Seminar: Development and its Discontents
- ENGL 009J. First-Year Seminar: Revolution and Revolt
- HIST 036. Fascinating Fascism
- PEAC 025B. Transforming Intractable Conflict
- PEAC 043. Gender, Sexuality, and Social Change
- PEAC 091. Senior Capstone Seminar
- PEAC 103. Humanitarianism: Anthropological Approaches
- PHIL 051. Human Rights and Atrocities
- POLS 004. Introduction to International Relations
- POLS 061. American Foreign Policy
- POLS 062. The Politics and Practice of Humanitarianism
- PSYC 035. Social Psychology*
- RELG 006B. The Talmud*
- RELG 010. African American Religions
- RELG 022. Religion and Ecology
- SOCI 025B. Transforming Intractable Conflict
