The New School Graduate Program in International Affairs

The conflict and security concentration is designed for students who wish to develop a professional or academic interest in the areas of conflict, conflict prevention, and security. Drawing on current faculty expertise, the concentration reflects an emphasis on 1) The nature and causes of conflict, and practices in the field of conflict resolution and peacemaking; 2) The economics of conflict and security, particularly the relationships between conflict and economic development; 3) Changing paradigms and practices of “security” at the national and transnational levels.

Announcements

Upcoming events, panels and discussions relating to conflict and security listed below.