peace_tools

Current Conflicts: Case Studies in the Muslim World

Working Lesson ideas

TOOLS FOR PEACE
Connecting international relations to personal experience.

Classroom Arena International Arena

How do you define order in the classroom?
What are some of the basic student rights?
(Sources: Posted class rules; Published school rules...)
How do you define order between nations?
What are some basic human rights?
(Sources: U.N. Charter; Universal Declaration of Human Rights.)

How have classroom rules changed over history?
(or since Kindergarten?)
What are some ways that the rules of international conduct have changed over history?

How do we enforce order in the classroom?
Tools for peace: consider the advantages and disadvantages of each

Published Discipline code

Negotiation

Rewards/ Punishments

How do we enforce order between nations? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

Diplomacy: formal and informal contacts, diplomatic recognition, treaties,

Economic tools: trade agreements, tariffs/quotas, sanctions, foreign aid

Organizations: IGO's (e.g., U.N.), NGO's (e.g. Amnesty International) and IO's (e.g., Intl. Committee of the Red Cross)

Military force: deterrence, limited response, war, terrorism

Information / Propaganda

Glossary of International Relations terms.

Working page for Michele Delattre, ORIAS

TOOLS FOR PEACE Connecting international relations to personal experience.
Classroom Arena	International Arena
How do you define order in the classroom? What are some of the basic student rights? (Sources: Posted class rules; Published school rules...)	How do you define order between nations? What are some basic human rights? (Sources: U.N. Charter; Universal Declaration of Human Rights.)
How have classroom rules changed over history? (or since Kindergarten?)	What are some ways that the rules of international conduct have changed over history?
How do we enforce order in the classroom? Tools for peace: consider the advantages and disadvantages of each Published Discipline code Negotiation Rewards/ Punishments	How do we enforce order between nations? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? Diplomacy: formal and informal contacts, diplomatic recognition, treaties, Economic tools: trade agreements, tariffs/quotas, sanctions, foreign aid Organizations: IGO's (e.g., U.N.), NGO's (e.g. Amnesty International) and IO's (e.g., Intl. Committee of the Red Cross) Military force: deterrence, limited response, war, terrorism Information / Propaganda Glossary of International Relations terms.