A grant of political science at the University of Canterbury (New Zealand (2012)

 University of Canterbury, New Zealand, grant master's degree in the study of peace-building in the Pacific

The study subjects speak for peace-building in the Pacific
Degree conferred: Master of the University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Can be taken on a scholarship: New Zealand

Priority
The requirement for applicants to Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with honors excellence with success in the academic achievement of all the conditions to get a master's

This degree is also granted for foreign students
Specifications of this grant: three scholarships to study the issue of building peace in the Pacific and it is supported from the Department of Philosophy and Department of Political Science from the University of Canterbury

This grant is part of the Marsden-funded project to build peace in the Pacific, designed by the late Professor Jacob

The objectives of this project to:
1 - study the experiences of post-conflict countries to end the Pacific
2 - To understand the reasons for the failure of peace settlements and remain present at the point of violent conflict
And look for the better
3 - ways of achieving justice and lasting reconciliation to create a lasting peace

During this topic describes the roles played by the security forces, judiciary and the role of development aid
 And economic restructuring, and also the role of civil society organizations and democratic institutions in promoting peace and also mediation in the peace and the role of international organizations in conflict management

Apply by sending your request to the competent

The deadline for submission of this grant: March 15, 2012