Human Rights and Humanitarianism in America’s 21st Century Wars *In-Person* *NEW*

In the 21st century, the United States has waged large-scale and small-scale wars across the globe. As the most powerful state in history, U.S. conduct during these wars has also shaped the international fabric of laws and norms that define contemporary global civilization. This course will examine these issues, spanning detainee treatment, civilian harm during bombing campaigns, and U.S. arms sales to third-party governments engaged in proxy wars.

Instructor: Rob Grace