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Program Terms
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Summer
Program
Participants
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Graduate
(College)
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Adults
Subject Areas
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Conflict
Studies
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International
Relations
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Political
Science/Politics
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Public
Administration
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Public Policy
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Quick Look
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Location:
Amsterdam - Netherlands
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Host Institution: NYU Robert F.Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
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Language of Instruction: English
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Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
THIS SUMMER INSTITUTE on intranational conflict is designed for people interested in understanding the dynamics of civic strife and exploring approaches that can help resolve it. The course considers peacemaking strategies—including official-level international and regional approaches, the use of external sanctions and incentives, and “track II” initiatives—in the context of the ethnic, economic, local governance, and regional factors that tend to perpetuate intranational conflict. It also addresses strategies for peacebuilding and conflict prevention—including governance reform, economic reform and development, prosecutions for human rights abuses, and truth and reconciliation commissions. The course draws on faculty from not only NYU Wagner but also the University of Amsterdam; it also utilizes renowned U.S. and European practitioners serve as guest presenters.
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
Up to four graduate level credits can be earned.
Dates
June 12-16, 2006
Deadlines
April 29, 2006
Contact
NYU
Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Partnership for Innovative Practice
295 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10012
Tel:
212-998-7482
Fax:
212-995-4611
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