Cr-05
Note: Three pages simulations and later followed by two response
For this week, please review the simulationchechnya.doc. This provides an overview of what our 3 week simulation will look like. For this week we begin by introducing ourselves and by becoming familiar with the conflict. To do:
· Each student will select a specific role. There will be no duplicated and there needs to be at least 4 Russians and four Chechens.
· Introduce yourself and please discuss - while in character - the cause of the conflict in Chechyna.
The roles for this simulation are found in the case study, The Use of Force in Chechnya: An Exploration through Track-Two Diplomacy.
|
Simulation Part I |
|
US Ambivalence Wolff, Stefan, and Karl Cordell. 2011. Routledge Handbook of Ethnic Conflict. Chapters 5 - 8 Ramsbotham, Chapters 11, 13 and 15
|
Note:
Three
pages simulations and
later
followed by two response
For this week, please review the simulationchechnya.doc. This provides an overview of what our 3
week simulation will look like. For this week we begin by introducing ourselves and by becoming
familiar with the conflict.
To do:
·
Each student will select a specific role. There will be no duplicated and there needs to be at
least 4 Russians and four Chechens.
·
Introduce yourself and please discuss
-
while in character
-
the cause of the conflict in
Chechyna.
The roles for this simulation are found in the case study,
The Use of Force in Chechnya: An Exploration
through Track
-
Two Diplomacy.
Simulation
Part I
US
Ambivalence
Wolff, Stefan, and Karl Cordell. 2011. Routledge Handbook
of Ethnic Conflict. Chapters 5
-
8
Ramsbotham, Chapters 11, 13 and 15
Note: Three pages simulations and later followed by two response
For this week, please review the simulationchechnya.doc. This provides an overview of what our 3
week simulation will look like. For this week we begin by introducing ourselves and by becoming
familiar with the conflict.
To do:
Each student will select a specific role. There will be no duplicated and there needs to be at
least 4 Russians and four Chechens.
Introduce yourself and please discuss - while in character - the cause of the conflict in
Chechyna.
The roles for this simulation are found in the case study, The Use of Force in Chechnya: An Exploration
through Track-Two Diplomacy.
Simulation
Part I
US Ambivalence
Wolff, Stefan, and Karl Cordell. 2011. Routledge Handbook
of Ethnic Conflict. Chapters 5 - 8
Ramsbotham, Chapters 11, 13 and 15