When ethnic conflicts arise, political scientists typically look at them from two different perspectives—international relations or comparative politics. A new book by Dr. Neal Jesse, political science chair, and Dr. Kristen Williams, an associate professor of government and international relations at Clark University in Massachusetts, brings the two fields together to better explore and understand the complexity of these conflicts.

Ethnic Conflict: A Systematic Approach to Cases of Conflict presents five case studies involving key disputes around the world.

A mini-festival celebrating the life and work of American composer Morton Feldman (1926-87) will be held at the Moore Musical Arts Center Saturday (April 10).

March 30

• Wolfe Center takes its place among top new facilities
• Alumnus talks sports management
• 'Take 5' with Richard Kennell
• Learn to teach online!
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March 31

• Latino Student Union 
hosts blood drive
• Fulbright lecture spans Guantanamo to Morocco
• Showcase features championship debate performances
• Time is running out to nominate outstanding student employees
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April 1

• Director of Ohio Department of Development tours BGSU
• BGSU fires up for Glass Olympics
• Teacher candidates prep for job search
• Faculty Union Discussion: Web Updates
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April 2

• Writer, translator, essayist to speak at lecture series
• Greek councils receive regional recognition
• Fulbright scholar talks justice at Guantanamo
• Celebrating faculty excellence in undergraduate teaching
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