CONPUB 645
Law and Social Change
This course is an examination of the relationship between legal institutions (primarily the courts) and social change in United States. Emphasis is given to "litigation campaigns," which seek to use the courts to bring about social change. The substantive areas used to illustrate these relationships include several in which there have been substantial legal and social change in the recent past, such as race, gender, and sexual orientation.
Prerequisites & course information
Additional Course Information : Counts toward Appellate Law Concentration, Counts toward Law and Social Policy Concentration, Open to First Year Students
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027