Conflict Transformation, International Work, II 7,5 Credits

Course Contents

Conflict

The course explores conflict transformation in international development work, complex analysis in addressing conflict situations and self and peer assessment on skills inventory for international peace practitioners.

Culture

The course examines the complexity and influence of culture, identity and conflict, and how to understand world views in relation to conflict conflict transformation.

Power

The course explores power in general and in conflict situations, and the multiple dimensions of power. Students will explore power and conflict and examine the relationship of power and social justice in conflict situations.

Mediation

Students will gain an overview of international mediation in conflict scenarios by exploring case studies in achieving peace agreements, case studies in alternative indigenous peace processes and transformative mediation in conflict situations.

Conflict and Practice as a Worker

The course examines reflective practice and worker support systems as content and methodology.

Prerequisites

General entry requirements and English B, completed course Conflict Transformation, International Work I, 7,5 credits, or corresponding courses providing basic knowledge in conflict resolution/transformation.

Level of Education: Undergraduate G1F
Course code/Ladok code: LC2K13
The course is conducted at: School of Education and Communication Last modified 2015-05-22 10:52:33