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HIST 367 - History of Political Crime and Political Justice


Credits: 4
An examination of how various societies have dealt with political opposition throughout history. Why do some societies tolerate activities that others regard as crimes? Why do some societies treat “political criminals” relatively leniently while others do not? How far can a society extend the limits of tolerance and leniency and still survive?

Prerequisite: One course in European history, or permission of the instructor.

Distribution Requirements: CL,HE.
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