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| SOC 4250: Sociology of Law |
| This advanced course examines the relationship between law and society, situating law within the broader socio-political context. Specifically, the course explores how law shapes and is shaped by individuals, groups, organizations, and various levels of government. The course covers theoretical approaches to the sociology of law, the role of law in modern society, and law and social change. This goal is to encourage and facilitate critical thinking about law and society. It is not a technical course on practicing law, but a sociological perspective of law. |
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Not offered this academic year. |
| Attributes: Upper-Division
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