Adjunct Instructor

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Peace and war are among the oldest dreams and most difficult challenges of human experience. The curriculum brings together faculty and courses from mangy disciplines to provide undergraduates with a range of approaches to the fundamental issues of human conflict and national and global security and defense.

The Adjunct Instructor will teach a special topics course focusing on China's diplomacy in global affairs, with a particular emphasis on the Russo-Ukrainian war. This course will explore the practical application of China's foreign policy strategies and conflict resolution approaches, encouraging students to critically analyze the complexities of international diplomacy.

Advanced degree (Ph.D. preferred or foreign equivalency) in International Relations, Political Science, or a related field with a strong understanding of the historical evolution of China's role in international institutions.

Expertise in China's foreign policy, global conflict resolution, and diplomacy preferred, along with excellent communication skills and a passion for teaching

Not Applicable.

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