SOC 4010

This course focuses on the changing nature of violence in our society by critically evaluating theory, research and/or public policy on the causes and control of violence. The course examines links among structural, institutional and interpersonal violence as well as the social construction of violence. The specific focus of this course can vary based on the instructor's expertise and contemporary social and cultural debates.[Restriction(s): Restricted to students in BAH:CJPP, BAH:CJPP:C and BAH:SOC with an average of 70% in all course attempts in Sociology and Sociology and Anthropology courses. CJPP and CJPP:C students are restricted to a maximum of 3.00 credits in SOC and POLS 4000-level CJPP restricted electives.][Department(s): Department of Sociology and Anthropology]