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CRIM 3450

Violence

Undergraduate

critically explores social, cultural, and political contexts of violence, from micro-level theories of interaction and relationships to police violence and other state harm. Students learn how power shapes definitions of violence and how these shift across historical and cultural settings. Drawing on criminological, sociological, and intersectional theories, the course addresses topics such as gender-based violence, institutional abuse, and structural violence. Students also consider prevention, accountability, and restorative approaches.

Prerequisites & course information

EQ: Sociology 3450 PR: 3 credit hours in any 2000 level CRIM course and 3 credit hours in one of Sociology 1000 , CRIM 1001 (or Sociology 1001 ), or Sociology 2100

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