Liberalism

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

An examination of the fundamental conceptions of rights and freedoms in the works of J.S. Mill and twentieth- and twenty-first-century philosophers. The treatment of these concepts in contemporary law and their role in contemporary legal and social issues are explored as well. Prerequisite(s): 45 units including Law and Society 335 and 337, and admission to the Law and Society program. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Law and Society 413 and 412 will not be allowed.