Minor in the Study of State Violence (War, Atrocity, and Genocide)

A minor in the Study of State Violence, focusing on war, atrocity, and genocide, provides a deep exploration of historical and contemporary issues related to conflict, human rights abuses, and systemic violence perpetrated by states and regimes. This minor combines historical analysis, social sciences, ethics, and international studies to understand the causes, impacts, and legacies of state violence. Here are some key aspects and potential benefits of pursuing such a minor: Historical and Comparative Analysis: Students delve into historical case studies of wars, atrocities, genocides, and state-sponsored violence from different regions and time periods.