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CISAC Courses
International Security in a Changing World
Course number(s): INTNLREL/IPS/POLISCI 114S, MS&E 195Offered Winter quarter in the 2004-2005 academic year
Instructors
Scott D. Sagan (Primary) - Stanford University
Coit D. Blacker - Stanford University
William J. Perry - Stanford University
Surveys the major international and regional security problems in the modern world. Interdisciplinary faculty lecture on the political and technical issues involved in arms control, the military legacy of the Cold War, regional security conflicts, proliferation of advanced weapons capabilities, ethnic conflicts, and peacekeeping efforts.
Level
Undergraduate
Units
5
Department
Department of Political Science
School of Humanities and Sciences
