Section 4: Cases of Protest Movements and Conflict Resolution in the International Context Week 11: Indigenous Rights Quiz 3 covering Weeks 8-10. This will be taken at the beginning of class. Readings: Stocks, Anthony. 2005. much for too few: Problems of indigenous land rights in “Too Latin America.” 34:85-104. Annual Review of Anthropology Castillo, Rosalva Aída Hernández, and Victoria J. Furio. 2006. indigenous “The movement in Mexico: Between electoral politics and local resistance.” Latin American 33(2):115-131. Perspectives Week 12: Anti-colonial Movements Faculty Mentor Meeting 3 summary due. Readings: Hacker, Susan. 1972. and non-violent approaches to revolution: A cross national “Violent study.” 7(2):119-126. Economic and Political Weekly Dasgupta, Atis. 1986. trends of anti-colonial peasant resistance in Bengal.” Social “Early 14(4):20-32. Scientist Week 13: Ethnic Minorities Policy memo: Revised of the conflict plus the revised Analytical Overview Analysis of Options plus new due on [DATE] at [TIME]. The for Managing the Conflict Policy Recommendations paper must be submitted on BlackBoard. Readings: Tsutsui, Kiyoteru. 2004. society and ethnic social movements in the “Global contemporary world.” 19(1):63-87. Sociological Forum Gurr, Ted Robert. 2000. warfare on the wane.” 79(3):52-64. Foreign Affairs “Ethnic Section 5: The Path Forward for Conflict Resolution: Reconciliation and Long-term Peace Week 14: Peace and Reconciliation Quiz 4 covering Weeks 11-13. This will be taken at the beginning of class. Readings: Meernik, James. 2003. justice or the law? Judging and punishing at the “Victor’s international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.” Journal of Conflict Resolution 47(2):140-162.
Section 4: Cases of Protest Movements and Conflict Resolution in the International Context Week 11: Indigenous Rights Quiz 3 covering Weeks 8-10. This will be taken at the beginning of class. Readings: Stocks, Anthony. 2005. “Too much for too few: Problems of indigenous land rights in Latin America.” Annual Review of Anthropology 34:85-104. Castillo, Rosalva Aída Hernández, and Victoria J. Furio. 2006. “The indigenous movement in Mexico: Between electoral politics and local resistance.” Latin American Perspectives 33(2):115-131. Week 12: Anti-colonial Movements Faculty Mentor Meeting 3 summary due. Readings: Hacker, Susan. 1972. “Violent and non-violent approaches to revolution: A cross national study.” Economic and Political Weekly 7(2):119-126. Dasgupta, Atis. 1986. “Early trends of anti-colonial peasant resistance in Bengal.” Social Scientist 14(4):20-32. Week 13: Ethnic Minorities Policy memo: Revised Analytical Overview of the conflict plus the revised Analysis of Options for Managing the Conflict plus new Policy Recommendations due on [DATE] at [TIME]. The paper must be submitted on BlackBoard. Readings: Tsutsui, Kiyoteru. 2004. “Global society and ethnic social movements in the contemporary world.” Sociological Forum 19(1):63-87. Gurr, Ted Robert. 2000. “Ethnic warfare on the wane.” Foreign Affairs 79(3):52-64. Section 5: The Path Forward for Conflict Resolution: Reconciliation and Long-term Peace Week 14: Peace and Reconciliation Quiz 4 covering Weeks 11-13. This will be taken at the beginning of class. Readings: Meernik, James. 2003. “Victor’s justice or the law? Judging and punishing at the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.” Journal of Conflict Resolution 47(2):140-162.
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