Terrorism in Sub-Saharan Africa
Course Number: 84-312
The spread and growth of terrorism on the continent of Africa has increased substantially over the last decade; this mini is an introduction to the major terrorism groups that operate in sub-Saharan Africa. Throughout the course, we will examine the nexus of the terrorist threat in sub-Saharan Africa, and subsequent responses from governments, multinational organizations, and foreign actors. It is intended to acquaint students with the dynamics of terrorism and counterterrorism efforts in sub-Saharan Africa, and by doing so establish a solid foundation upon which further expertise can be built.
Academic Year: 2023-2024
Semester(s): Spring, Mini 4
Units: 6
Location(s): Pittsburgh
Spring 2024, Mini 4
Tuesday and Thursday
12:30-1:50 PM
Elective course for the following CMIST degrees:
BS International Relations and Political Science
Additional Major in International Relations and Political Science
Minor in International Relations and Political Science
Minor in Politics and Public Policy
Minor in Cybersecurity and International Conflict
Minor in Military Strategy and International Relations