Peace Studies and Peace Science Graduate Field/Program

Peace studies and peace science provide interdisciplinary opportunities for graduate students to deepen their knowledge of international security; the structure and function of multinational systems; and the general areas of conflict analysis, conflict management, and conflict resolution. The peace science minor emphasizes mathematical modeling and game-theoretic models; the peace studies minor emphasizes historical, institutional, and policy-oriented approaches. The minors are intended to complement basic study in such fields as the Fields of Agricultural Economics, City and Regional Planning, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Economics, Government, Industrial and Labor Relations, Operations Research, Psychology, or Sociology.

Berezin, Mabel M. Cornell Faculty Member
Case, Holly A Cornell Faculty Member
Castillo, Debra Ann Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellow, Emerson Hinchliff Professor of Hispanic Studies
Evangelista, Matthew President White Professor of History and Political Science
Kanbur, Ravi T. H. Lee Professor of World Affairs, International Professor of Applied Economics and Management, and Professor of Economics
Kassam, Karim-Aly Saleh Associate Professor of Environmental and Indigenous Studies
Katzenstein, Peter Joachim Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies
Kirshner, Jonathan David Professor
Kline, Ronald R Bovay Professor in the History and Ethics of Professional Engineering
Kreps, Sarah Assistant Professor
Lienau, Odette Cornell Faculty Member
Ndulo, Muna Baron Cornell Faculty Member
Ohlin, Jens David Cornell Faculty Member
Rana, Aziz Cornell Faculty Member
Strauss, Barry Stuart Professor
Vogel, Kathleen M. Assistant Professor
Wan, Henry Y Professor
Warhaft, Zellman Cornell Faculty Member
Way, Christopher Robert Associate Professor
Weeks, Jessica L. Assistant Professor

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