ECONOMICS OF PEACE

The course is taught by MERI & HWPL faculty, this online course provides insights into the root causes of conflicts and how they relate to economic conditions.

What you will learn?
Learners would be able to quantify the direct and indirect costs of wars, such as military expenditures, loss of lives, destruction of infrastructure, displacement of populations, and economic disruptions. Learners will understand the role of economic policies, international institutions, diplomacy, and negotiations in promoting peace and stability. 

Learners will analyze case studies of post-conflict countries to understand how peace can foster economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction. They will understand how economic factors such as social justice, environmental sustainability, and inclusive growth can contribute to long-term peace and stability. They will critically assess the impact of foreign aid, humanitarian assistance, and development programs in conflict-affected regions.