INTS 80.01 Violence and Prosperity

Are we living in a violent age? And is economic globalization an impetus for our violent times? Although many would answer Yes in both cases, a generation of research in fields such as history, political science, and economics suggests a different approach. This course will join the exciting debate over whether violence has indeed declined, and if so, why.

Instructor

H. Clark

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC

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