HIS 352
His&Jus Worldwide · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequsite: ENG 201 Open only to Incoming Transfer Students entering at Upper Sophomore standing or higher.
About this course
This course explores the history and meaning of justice outside the United States. Each section of the course will examine different case studies from Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, as well as global and/or transnational movements, ideologies and institutions. Possible topics include concepts and practices of justice in the Muslim world, colonial justice (Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East), justice in the East Asian world (China, Japan, Korea), and the global history of human rights. Special attention will be paid to the interplay between Western and non-Western conceptions of justice. Students will complete the course with a research paper demonstrating independent analysis of source documents situated in appropriate scholarship.
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