This concentration refers to the study of international peacemaking as a use of diplomatic means to persuade parties in conflict to cease hostilities and to negotiate a peaceful settlement of their dispute.   Students may choose from the following courses:     ANT 324 Colonialism to Global Society   ANT 326 Transitional Cultures           CTH 386 The Catholic Church in World Politics           GEO 201 Geopolitics   GEO 215 Regional Inequity           HST 226 Islam and the West   HST 229 Africa from 1900 to the Present   HST 241 Global Refugee Crisis   HST 272 Fascism and Counterrevolution   HST 277 War and Peace in the Modern Age   HST 310 Inter-American Affairs   HST 383 The Development of the American Empire           INT 365 Topics in War and Peace   INT 366 Topics in International Law   INT 374 Topics in International Organization           PHL 237 Philosophy, Conflict and Peace           PSC 140 Conflict and Cooperation Among Nations   PSC 233 Political Ideas and Ideology   PSC 252 Latin American Politics   PSC 255 Middle East Politics   PSC 341 The Viet Nam War   PSC 342 Arms, Security and War   PSC 345 The Catholic church in World Politics   PSC 346 The UN and World Politics   PSC 347 Ethics in World Politics   PSC 352 Authoritarian Regimes   PSC 356 Ethnic Conflict in the Third World           REL 202 Ethical Worlds: Moral Issues Across Cultures   REL 260 Religion and Political Violence   REL 264 Building Through Resistance: The Religions of Colonized Peoples           ANL AI 283 Visionaries of Peace: SNL Cinema as an Agent of Change           SNL HC 172 Human Rights at Home and Abroad   SNL HC 219 The Holocaust and Its Implications for the Future   SNL HC 344 International Relations   SNL HC 369 Africa: A Changing Continent