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Session A: Simulating IR Through Crisis Situations and the US National Security Council IR in Action: The Benefits of Extended Simulations in the IR Classroom A Student-Centered Crisis Simulation in International Relations Session B: From the Classroom to the Department: Simulations and Role-Playing in Conflict Resolution & Crisis Situations Using Simulation Across Courses to Serve Under-Represented Populations Role-playing Organizational Politics and Conflict Resolution - Notes from the Classroom Learning Opportunities in a Department-wide Crisis Simulation Session D: Simulating Power Through Nonviolent Strategies and Beyond Beyond the Prisoners' Dilemma A Force More Powerful - The Game of Nonviolent Strategy: Demonstration and Workshop (.ppt version) Boundless Possibilities: Teaching Politics through Freeform Simulations Session F: Teaching Intelligence and Student Incentives Structure Through Role-Playing Techniques Teaching Intelligence in America's Universities Student Incentive Structures in Classroom Simulations: The Case of Post-Kyoto Climate Negotiations Cognitive Mistakes and Political Discourse 7.7 Session G: Blended Learning, Simulation and Role-Playing Ideas in Political Thought and Public Administration The Greeks Out Loud: Simulation and Role Play in Introductory Political Thought Teaching Public Administration through Blended Learning
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