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Welcome | Peace & Justice Studies
The Peace & Justice studies Program provides students with the opportunity to address, in an interdisciplinary setting, some of the most central issues of our day.
Key areas covered by this program are:
war and the arms race;
social, racial and gender equality;
economic and environmental justice;
causes and resolution of conflicts;
philosophies of nonviolence;
strategies for community and cultural empowerment.
Issues of peace and justice are discussed from both local and global perspectives.
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Faculty members are drawn from various departments within the University:
John Davenport (philosophy)
John Entelis (political science)
Jeanne Flavin (sociology)
Judith Green (philosophy)
Orlando Rodriquez (sociology)
Michael Tueth, S.J. (communication and media studies)
Judith Jones (philosophy)
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