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INST 832

Information and Human Rights

3 Credits

The concept of human rights is the belief that all individuals deserve certain equal rights as members of society. This course examines information as a human right, including topics on the relationship of information to human rights; social, cultural, economic, legal, and political forces shaping information; the impacts of rights on information professions, standards, and cultural institutions; and disadvantaged populations. While this course will focus on the United States, cases and examples will be drawn from international events.

Prerequisites & course information

Jointly offered with: INST613 . Restriction: Must be in the Information Science Leadership and Community Engagement Doctoral program. Credit Only Granted for: INST613 or INST832 .

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