CJS 257: Foundations in Justice Studies
Prerequisite: CJS 190, ENL 102; or permission of instructor
Examination of the meaning of justice across a variety of contexts. The aim of this course is to develop historical, structural, social, and ethical analyses of justice applicable to contemporary social issues, institutional case studies, and social processes. Contradictions between theory and practice are highlighted.
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3.00 credits
Section 05B:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Liberal Arts 117
Class: #14101
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3.00 credits
Section 04B:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Science & Engr 114
Class: #9616
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3.00 credits
Section 03B:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Liberal Arts 215
Class: #8720
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3.00 credits
Section 02:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Liberal Arts 117
Class: #8719
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3.00 credits
Section 01:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Liberal Arts 215
Class: #8718
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3.00 credits
Section 05:
Undergraduate Lecture
Class: #12722
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Topic: Inside Out
3.00 credits
Section 04:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Class: #12460
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Topic: Inside Out
3.00 credits
Section 03B:
Undergraduate Lecture
Instructor(s):
Class: #10718
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3.00 credits
Section 02:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Class: #10717
