MSCI 5004 — Humanitarian and Disaster Response Ethics

3 semester hoursGraduateLectureusually offered: springOnlineOnline

Explores the principles that govern disaster and humanitarian response. Examines the basic tenets of ethics, as well as overarching theories and principles. Utilizes a case-based approach to build on ethical issues that have emerged in humanitarian and disaster response, including medical tourism, lack of longitudinal care, and human trafficking.

Offering history

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Spring 20241122060%8.0
Spring 20251112055%9.0

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