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Course Number 1044-4029-01
Course Name Environment, Conflict & Cooperation in the Middle East
Academic Unit The Gershon H. Gordon Faculty of Social Sciences -
Conflict Resolution and Mediation- The International Program
Lecturer Dr. Clive LipchinContact
Contact Email: clivearava@gmail.com
Office HoursBy appointment
Mode of Instruction Seminar
Credit Hours 3
Semester 2023/2
Day Thu
Hours 15:00-17:30
Building Naftali-Social Sciences
Room 004
Course is taught in English
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Short Course Description

In this course environment is conceived in a broad sense of physical factors that condition human affairs. This includes geographical factors, such as territory, as conceived by political borders, as well as the availability, pattern and distribution of natural resources. The course will cover varying perspectives on conflict and cooperation over shared resources, within as well as among nations. Topics will be first introduced on a global level and will then focus on the Middle East (particularly Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority).



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