War and Peace
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LECTURE 1: WHAT IS WAR?.............................................................................................................. 7
SEMINAR 1: WHAT IS WAR? ........................................................................................................... 11
LECTURE 2: INTERNATIONAL ORDER AND INTERSTATE WAR........................................................ 20
SEMINAR 2: ANARCHY, POWER, SELF-HELP AND THE ‘SECURITY DILEMMA’ ............................... 25
LECTURE 3: WINNING THE WAR ON WAR ..................................................................................... 33
SEMINAR 3: INTERDEPENDENCE, WAR, AND DEMOCRATIC PEACE .............................................. 38
LECTURE 4: MODERN WARFARE I – COST AND CONTEMPORARY WAR........................................ 48
SEMINAR 4: DRONES AND VIRTUAL WAR ...................................................................................... 54
LECTURE 5: RESTRAINING WAR ..................................................................................................... 64
SEMINAR 5: NEW UNDERSTANDING OF WAR ............................................................................... 67
LECTURE 6: MODERN WARFARE II – COUNTERINSURGENCY ........................................................ 76
SEMINAR 6: THE OPERATIONAL LEVEL OF WAR ............................................................................ 84
SPECIAL LECTURE: THE FUTURE OF WAR ..................................................................................... 100
LECTURE 7: CONTROLLING THE MEANS OF WAR ........................................................................ 103
SEMINAR 7: ARMS CONTROL ....................................................................................................... 108
LECTURE 8: THE PRICE OF PEACE ................................................................................................. 123
SEMINAR 8: THE PRICE OF SECURING ‘PEACE’ ............................................................................ 129
SUMMATIVE ESSAY ...................................................................................................................... 142
LECTURE 1: PROMOTING PEACE – INTERNATIONAL ACTORS (PROCESS).................................... 151
SEMINAR 1: WHAT INTERNATIONAL ACTORS CAN DO FOR PEACE ............................................. 155
LECTURE 2: A RIPE MOMENT FOR PEACE – RIGHT TIMING (PROCESS) ....................................... 161
SEMINAR 2: GETTING THE TIMING RIGHTS – A RIPE MOMENT FOR PEACE ............................... 164
LECTURE 3: SPOILERS UNDERMINING PEACE EFFORTS (PROCESS) ............................................. 169
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SEMINAR 3: SPOILERS .................................................................................................................. 172
LECTURE 4: THIRD-PARTY GUARANTEES, D.D.R. AND HUMAN SECURITY (CONTENT) ............... 182
SEMINAR 4: SECURITY WITHIN PEACE AGREEMENTS.................................................................. 185
LECTURE 5: TERRITORY, SECESSION, AUTONOMY OR UNITARY STATE? (CONTENT) .................. 191
SEMINAR 5: TERRITORY IN PEACE AGREEMENTS ........................................................................ 195
LECTURE 6: POWER – TO SHARE OR NOT TO SHARE? (CONTENT) .............................................. 203
SEMINAR 6: THE QUESTION OF SHARING POWER ...................................................................... 207
LECTURE 7: HUMAN RIGHTS – JUSTICE VS PEACE? (CONTENT) .................................................. 216
SEMINAR 7: HUMAN RIGHTS – JUSTICE VS PEACE ...................................................................... 220
LECTURE 8: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOES NOT WORK FOR PEACE ....................................... 231
SEMINAR 8: PEACE PROCESSES AND AGREEMENTS .................................................................... 235
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Year 2
2018 – 2019
,WAR AND PEACE
2
, WAR AND PEACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LECTURE 1: WHAT IS WAR?.............................................................................................................. 7
SEMINAR 1: WHAT IS WAR? ........................................................................................................... 11
LECTURE 2: INTERNATIONAL ORDER AND INTERSTATE WAR........................................................ 20
SEMINAR 2: ANARCHY, POWER, SELF-HELP AND THE ‘SECURITY DILEMMA’ ............................... 25
LECTURE 3: WINNING THE WAR ON WAR ..................................................................................... 33
SEMINAR 3: INTERDEPENDENCE, WAR, AND DEMOCRATIC PEACE .............................................. 38
LECTURE 4: MODERN WARFARE I – COST AND CONTEMPORARY WAR........................................ 48
SEMINAR 4: DRONES AND VIRTUAL WAR ...................................................................................... 54
LECTURE 5: RESTRAINING WAR ..................................................................................................... 64
SEMINAR 5: NEW UNDERSTANDING OF WAR ............................................................................... 67
LECTURE 6: MODERN WARFARE II – COUNTERINSURGENCY ........................................................ 76
SEMINAR 6: THE OPERATIONAL LEVEL OF WAR ............................................................................ 84
SPECIAL LECTURE: THE FUTURE OF WAR ..................................................................................... 100
LECTURE 7: CONTROLLING THE MEANS OF WAR ........................................................................ 103
SEMINAR 7: ARMS CONTROL ....................................................................................................... 108
LECTURE 8: THE PRICE OF PEACE ................................................................................................. 123
SEMINAR 8: THE PRICE OF SECURING ‘PEACE’ ............................................................................ 129
SUMMATIVE ESSAY ...................................................................................................................... 142
LECTURE 1: PROMOTING PEACE – INTERNATIONAL ACTORS (PROCESS).................................... 151
SEMINAR 1: WHAT INTERNATIONAL ACTORS CAN DO FOR PEACE ............................................. 155
LECTURE 2: A RIPE MOMENT FOR PEACE – RIGHT TIMING (PROCESS) ....................................... 161
SEMINAR 2: GETTING THE TIMING RIGHTS – A RIPE MOMENT FOR PEACE ............................... 164
LECTURE 3: SPOILERS UNDERMINING PEACE EFFORTS (PROCESS) ............................................. 169
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SEMINAR 3: SPOILERS .................................................................................................................. 172
LECTURE 4: THIRD-PARTY GUARANTEES, D.D.R. AND HUMAN SECURITY (CONTENT) ............... 182
SEMINAR 4: SECURITY WITHIN PEACE AGREEMENTS.................................................................. 185
LECTURE 5: TERRITORY, SECESSION, AUTONOMY OR UNITARY STATE? (CONTENT) .................. 191
SEMINAR 5: TERRITORY IN PEACE AGREEMENTS ........................................................................ 195
LECTURE 6: POWER – TO SHARE OR NOT TO SHARE? (CONTENT) .............................................. 203
SEMINAR 6: THE QUESTION OF SHARING POWER ...................................................................... 207
LECTURE 7: HUMAN RIGHTS – JUSTICE VS PEACE? (CONTENT) .................................................. 216
SEMINAR 7: HUMAN RIGHTS – JUSTICE VS PEACE ...................................................................... 220
LECTURE 8: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOES NOT WORK FOR PEACE ....................................... 231
SEMINAR 8: PEACE PROCESSES AND AGREEMENTS .................................................................... 235
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