SUİ314

School of Economics and Administrative Sciences \ Political Science and International Relations

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Elective

Turkish

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SUI students take it as a departmental elective, other programs can take the course as faculty or university elective.

The course is taught with an interdisciplinary approach under four main sections. The first section will focus on the global perspective and provide a historical background. In the second section, the reasons behind international conflicts, how they change, and the conflict spectrum will be explained. The third section will cover traditional approaches to conflict resolution. Finally, the methods and approaches that have come to the forefront in the twenty-first century will be examined in detail.

1.Jacob Bercovitch, Richard Jackson, Yirmi Birinci Yüzyılda Çatışma Çözümü, İlkeler, Yöntemler ve Yaklaşımlar, çev. Hayrettin Özler, Adres Yayınları, Ankara, 2020
2.Alaın Lempereur, Aurelıen Colson, Onur Yüksel, İlk Hamle, Müzakerecinin el Kitabı, çev. Ramazan Atıl Karabay, İş Bankası Yayınları, İstanbul, 2019
3. Johan Galtung, Çatışmaları Aşarak Dönüştürmek, çev. Havva Kök, Usak Yayınları, Ankara ,2009
4. Folger, Poole, Stutman, Çatışma Yönetimi, Çev. Ed. Füsun Akkoyun, Nobel, Ankara, 2020
5. Muzzafer Ercan Yılmaz, Barışı İnşa Etmek, Dora, Bursa, 2015
6. Ed. Çağlar A., Uluçakar M., Uluslararası Çatışma Çözümü ve Barışın Tesisi, Nobel Yayınları, İstanbul, 2023

Nature of conflicts, Principles in conflict resolution and traditional approaches-mediation- arbitration and judiciary- international organizations and conflicts resolution- peace: keeping, protecting and building

1. Students will learn the principles of conflicts ve and traditional approaches.
2. Students will understand mediation in international conflicts.
3. Students will learn about resolution of international conflicts.
4. Students will understand the dynamics of international arbitration.
5. Students will understand peacekeeping, protecting and building in international conflicts

Week 1: Syllabus will be explained
Content: General structure of the course
Week 2: Principles of conflict resolution ve traditional approaches, what is international mediaton?
Week 3: Mediation of international conflicts resolution of international conflicts, mediation approaches, factors that effect mediation, mediaton strategies
Week 4: Arbitration in international conflicts, judiciary and international law,
Week 5: International Conflicts, International organizations and conflict resolution, UN methods in conflict resolution, Peacekeeping.
Week 6: Preventive diplomacy and humanitarian intervention Week 7: İnformal diplomacy, Conciliation and Justice, Conceptualization of conciliation and justice approaches
Week 8: Peacebuilding
Week 9: Case Stuides: Cyprus and Iran
Week 10: Case Study: Bosnian Crisis and Syrian Civil War
Week 11: Case Study: Russia-Ukraine war

• Midterm 20 %
• Final 40 %
• Participation 10 %
• Presentation 20 %
• Film Quiz 10 %