CR 532 Power and Conflict Resolution
The dynamics of power and status within conflict scenarios. Analysis of phenomena at the micro (interpersonal, intergroup) and macro (social, political) dimensions of these issues. Relationship to issues of gender, race, culture, leadership and other areas where the phenomena of power and status are at play. Students receive theoretical and practical grounding in these concepts. Preparation in communication skills and analysis of complex phenomena expected. This course may not be repeated for credit.
Slash Listed Courses
Also offered for undergraduate-level credit as
CR 432 and may not be repeated for credit.