PACIFIC 303

Conflict in the Pacific Islands

Description

Critically examines some of the theoretical discourses and applied approaches in conflict studies and their application to Pacific Island societies. The course will look at some of the historical, psychological, socio-economic, political and cultural forces which cause, drive and trigger conflict and how these have transformed Pacific Island communities and states. It will also look at global, regional, national and local indigenous responses and intervention mechanisms as part of peacebuilding approaches.

Availability 2018

Not taught in 2018

Lecturer(s)

TBA

Points

PACIFIC 303: 15.0 points

Prerequisites

30 points at Stage II from Pacific Studies, Anthropology, Māori Studies, Political Studies, Politics and International Relations, Sociology

Restrictions