PSC 347: Security Studies
Dr. Tandon will be offering a new course this Fall.
International security is one of the prominent subfields in
International Relations, and has gained further momentum since 9/11. The
Security Studies course offers students in-depth study of traditional
forms of security including military, strategic, arms and national security. In
addition, it offers a broad perspective on defining security by introducing
students to human, food and environmental security. Conceptualized and taught
as seminar on international security, this course is ideal for
beginners in the field who may or may not be familiar with major theoretical
paradigms in international relations. This course has a global focus and covers
up-to-date coverage on issues such as cyber security. Pending EPC approval,
this course fulfills the Critical Thinking and WI (Writing Intensive) Core Competencies.
Dr. Tandon recently presented two papers at the International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention in San Francisco, California: India's Non-Alignment Strategy: Choice or Constrain? and Rational Design of Security Institutions: Conflict Management Alliances
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