CCJ4938
Special Topics in Criminology: International Human Rights and State Crime
3 Credit Hours
Summer 2027
Pristina, Kosovo
N/A
Human Rights
Course Description
This course content varies as instructors present different developments, problems, and controversies. May be repeated to a maximum of fifteen (15) credit hours; repeatable within the same term.
This course examines the modern dilemma of how to protect human rights when governments are the perpetrators. The course provides an overview of the modern human rights movement, with a focus on the human rights issues and stakeholders in Kosovo—Europe’s newest democracy. Utilizing human rights materials, film, and on-site visits in Pristina to human rights activists, students will gain an immersive understanding of the centrality of human rights in this exciting and beautiful capital city.
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