Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution

Your "Intro to Conflict Analysis" lecture starts early, diving into the Rwandan genocide case study, emphasizing structural violence. Professor Anya clearly outlines key theoretical frameworks. Later, you grab lunch, reviewing assigned readings on Galtung's conflict triangle for tomorrow's discussion. You briefly chat with your TA, asking for clarification on the upcoming reading response guidelines for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This afternoon, you navigate the campus map to find a specific hall for a sociology elective, still slightly confused. You then head to the library to start an essay draft.