Peace Studies - MPCT 301

Galtung, Johan; Peace by peaceful means : peace and conflict, development and civilization:
Prio /Sage, Oslo & London 1996. Parts I, II, IV; [212p]
Skjelsbæk, Inger og Smith, Dan (ed): Gender, Peace and Conflict. PRIO/ Sage 2001. Pages 1-138; [138 p]
Walzer, Michael: Just and Unjust Wars. A moral argument with historical illustrations.
Basic Books, 2000. Ch 1-7, Afterword: ‘Non-violence and the theory of war’ [130 p]
Pfetsch, Frank R.; Rohloff, Christoph, 2000, National and international conflicts, 1945-1995:
New empirical and theoretical approaches: Routledge, London & N.Y. Ch 1,2,4,5,6 [150 p]
Jack Donnelly: International Human Rights, Westview Press 1998 Ch. 1,2 and 8; [49 p]
Articles/ Chapters printed in Booklet MPCT301-1 and Booklet MPCT301-2: [320 p]*

Total - mandatory literature: 1000 p

Elective literature (literature will be proposed at lectures): 500 p.

Content of booklet MPCT301-1 (Philosophy) Human Rights and International Law

Leo Kuper: Genocide. Its political use in the twentieth century, Yale Univ. Press 1981, ch. 2, pp.19-39 [21p]
Hedley Bull: ‘Beyond the States System?’, in Held/McGrew (ed): The global transformation reader, Polity Press 2000, pp 462-67 [6p]
Richard Tuck:‘The rights of war and peace,’ Ch 3 Hugo Grotius, pp. 78-108. [31p]
Discussion on NATOs Kosovo Intervention in American Journal of International Law Vol 39, October 1999, pp. 824-847 [24p]
Chris af Jochnick/Roger Nordmand: ‘The legitimation of Violence: A critical History of the Laws of War’, in Harvard International Law Journal, vol 35, 1994, pp. 52-59 and pp. 68-95. [36p]
Thomas Franck: ‘Terrorism and the Rights of Self-defense’ and Jonathan Charney: ‘The use of Force against Terrorism and International Law’, in American Journal of International Law vol 95, issue 4, 2001, pp. 839-43 and 835-39. [9p]
Hedley Bull, in Bull/Watson (ed).: The Expansion of the International Society, Oxford 1984, pp. 117-24 and 217-28. [22 p]
James Mayall: World Politics. Progress and its Limits, Polity 2000, part I, pp. 11-38. [26 p]
Planning Staff of the (British) Foreign Office: Extracts from ‘Foreign Policy Document No 148. In The British Yearbook of International Law, vol 57, 1986, pp. 614-620 [7 p]
Quigley, John: ‘Displaced Palestinians and a Right of Return’ (extracts), in Harvard International Law Journal, Vol. 39, 1998 pp.171-198 and 219-229. [37p]

Total 198 p.

Content of booklet MPCT 303-2: Available from Jan 15 2003 at Faculty front desk.

J.W. Keltner: The Management of Struggle. Elements of Dispute Resolution through Negotiation, Mediation and Arbitration, Hampton Press, 1997, pp.1-43. [43 p]
H. Miall & al.:: Contemporary Conflict Resolution, Polity Press,1999, pp. 39-64 [25 p]
A. Carter: Peace movements: international protest and world politics since 1945, Longman, 1992, pp. 13-26. [14 p]
S. Zunes, L.R. Kurtz, S.B. Asher: Nonviolent Social Movements; A Geographical Perspective, Blackwell Publishers, 1997, pp. 9-35, 233-258. [49p]
Abdul Aziz, N. Funk & A. Kadayifci (eds.): Peace and Conflict Resolution in Islam, University Press of America, 2001, pp. 195-244. [20 p]
T. Allen & J. Seaton (ed): The Media of Conflict, Zed Books, 1999, pp.127-146. ’Religion and Peace’ in World Encyclopedia of Peace, Pergamon Press 1986, pp. 327-335. [9p]
S. Howell & al (eds.): Societies at Peace. Routledge 1989, pp.31-59, 213-243. [58 p]
M. Deautsch, P. T. Coleman: The Handbook of Conflict Resolution, Jossey-Bass Publishers, 2000. pp. 21-40, 131-143, 213-235, 428-450. [82 p]
I.W. Zartman, J.L. Rasmussen; Peace Making in International Conflicts, Methods and Techniques,
United States Institute of Peace, 1997, pp. 51-77, 239-272. [86 p]

Elective literature will be proposed at lectures: 363p.