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Humanitarianism in World Politics

10/9/2007 admin

CarpenterHumanitarianismSyl1Soon, University of Pittsburgh students will not be the only ones benefiting from the content of GSPIA assistant professor Charli Carpenter’s course on “Humanitarianism in World Politics.” The syllabus for that course has been selected for publication in Peace, Justice and Security Studies, an annual curriculum guide.

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