SOCI 4383
Colonialism, Racism, and Law
Examine the relationships between colonialism, racism, and law through an interdisciplinary engagement with critical race, anti-colonial, Indigenous, and feminist perspectives. Interrogate the role of law as a mode of governance in constituting colonial, racialized, gendered, classed, and sexualized subjectivities. Explore debates around the possibilities and limitations of law as a means of justice and decolonization.
Prerequisites & course information
Recommended prerequisite: 3 ch in Law in Society, Sociology, or Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027