Military and Diplomatic History: Methods, Approaches, and Historiography
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Course Information
Subject code
HIST
Subject Code Description
History
Course Number
6602
Catalog Title
Military and Diplomatic History: Methods, Approaches, and Historiography
Course Description
A course that introduces the disciplines of military and diplomatic history. It looks at the various methodological approaches that military and diplomatic historians have used in the field of military and diplomatic history and extensively surveys some of the major historiographical schools of thought in military and diplomatic history. Included are discussions of traditional "battle studies" as well as the "new" military history that views military history in its broader context of war and society, major debates in diplomatic history, as well as methodological issues. Course Restrictions: Restricted to students in the Master of Arts in Diplomacy and Military Studies program and to students in the Graduate Certificate in National Security & Strategic Studies program. Restricted to Graduate students.
Credit Hours Min
3
Restricted to the following major(s)
MADM - Diplomacy and Military Studies, NSSS - Nat Security & Strateg Studies, MDGS - Diplomacy and Global Security
Restricted to the following student level(s)
GR - Graduate
Repeat Status
N - Course May Not Be Repeated