Related Courses

For Credit Toward the Major
The courses listed below are a representative sampling of the many courses in the
curriculum that are pertinent to Peace and Justice Studies. Not all of these courses will be
taught in 2007-08. Students may include courses not listed below in their major with
permission of the program directors.

For further descriptions of these courses, click here to view the course catalogs.

AFR 208/SOC 206 Women in the Civil Rights Movement
AFR 226 Seminar. Environmental Justice, Race, and Sustainable Development

AMST 151 The Asian American Experience

ANTH 251 Cultures of Cancer
ANTH 319 Nationalism, Politics, and the Use of the Remote Past

ECON 220 Development Economics
ECON 243 The Political Economy of Gender, Race, and Class
ECON 343 Seminar. Feminist Economics

EDUC 216 Education and Social Policy

ENG 364 Race and Ethnicity in Literature. Topic for 2007-08: Human Rights and the
Image of Africa in the West

HIST 263 South Africa in Historical Perspective
HIST 265 History of Modern Africa
HIST 278 Reform and Revolution in China, 1800-Present
HIST 284 The Middle East in Modern History

PHIL 206 Normative Ethics
PHIL 213 Social and Political Philosophy

POL1 215 Courts, Law, and Politics
POL1 320 Inequality and the Law

POL2 204 Political Economy of Development and Underdevelopment
POL2 207 Politics in Latin America
POL2 211 Politics of South Asia
POL2 305S Seminar. The Military in Politics
POL2 307S Seminar. Women and Development
POL2 309S Seminar. Ethnicity, Nationalism, Religion, and Violence
POL2 353S Seminar. The Politics of Contemporary Cuba

POL3 221 World Politics
POL3 223 International Relations of South Asia
POL3 224 International Security
POL3 323 International Economic Policy
POL3 327 International Organization
POL3 329 International Law
POL3 332 People, Agriculture, and the Environment
POL3 348S Seminar. Problems in North-South Relations
POL3 379 Weapons, Strategy, and War
POL3 384S Seminar: Power, Conflict, and Diplomacy

PSYC 347 Seminar. Culture and Social Identity

REL 230 Ethics
REL 257 Contemplation and Action
REL 357 Seminar. Issues in Comparative Religion

SOC 202 Introduction to Human Rights
SOC 206/AFR 208 Women in the Civil Rights Movement
SOC 209 Social Inequality
SOC 221 Globalization
SOC 259 The Sociology of International Justice
SOC 302 Seminar. Advanced Topics in Human Rights
SOC 311/WOST 311 Seminar. Family and Gender Studies: The Family, the State, and Social Policy

SPAN 267 The Writer and Human Rights in Latin America

WOST 219 Gender in the Workplace
WOST 311/SOC 311 Seminar. Family and Gender Studies: The Family, the State, and
Social Policy