Social Justice and Peace Studies List of Approved Courses

Please note that not all courses are offered on an annual basis. It is imperative that you check with the department involved to verify that each course you choose is being offered in the current year or consult the UWO timetable for the current academic year. Other courses not on this list may be approved on a case by case basis by the Coordinator of the program. Dr. Bernie Hammond can be contacted by tel: (519) 433-3491 ext. 4380 or email: bhammond@uwo.ca.

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Economics (Prerequisite for all Economics courses: Economics 020)
111F/G Economic History of Canada I
112F/G Economic History of Canada II
124a/b Economic Development I
125a/b Economic Development II
154a/b Money
159a/b Public Finance - Expenditure
160a/b Public Finance - Revenue
161F/G Income Distribution and Poverty
171F/G Comparative Economic Systems

English (Prerequisite: English 020E, 022E or 024E)

216F/G Children's Culture and Literature: The 1950s to the Present

270F/G Children's Culture and Literature: 1700 to 1914

Geography (No prerequisites)
134F/G Geography of Food

148a/b Geopolitics

187a/b Africa South of Sahara

188a/b Latin America and the Caribbean: Landscapes of Inequality

335F/G Geographies of Development

336a/b Geographic Perspectives on Law and Society

360F/G Conservation and Development

369F/G Geography of Gender

History (Some 300 and 400 level courses have prerequisites)
130 North America’s Wars
143F/G Canada Since 1929
144F/G Canadian Business and Labor History
231E Canada: From the beginning of the French Regime to the Present
234E The United States Colonial Period To The Present;
238E Latin America

255E Women in History
342E The Family in the North Atlantic World Since 1500
354E European‑Amerindian Relations in Canada
362E Problems in Canadian Social History
380F/G African‑American History: From the Antebellum Period to the Founding of the NAACP
381F/G African‑American History: From the First Great Migration to the Present
402E Topics in North American Environmental History
415E Sex and Gender in the Modern World
442E Age of Extremes: Fascism, Communism and Authoritarianism in the Twentieth Century
444E The United States in the Twentieth Century
457E Warfare
465F/G The Black Atlantic: Slavery in the Americas and Africa

466F/G Three Worlds Collide: Colonial Latin American Societies

483E Revolution and International Politics Since 1917

International and Comparative Studies (Prerequisite ICS 020E)
201F/G International Development 1;
202F/G International Development 2;
250F/G Africa in Transition

Media and the Public Interest (Some courses have prerequisites)

289F/G Social Movements and Media

390F/G Social Movements and Communicative Practices

391F/G Alternative Media

Media, Information and Technoculture (Some courses have prerequisites)

242F/G Killer Cult: War and the Mediation of Reality in the 20th-21st Century

247F/G Legal Foundations of Media and Information

248F/G Legal and Ethical Issues in Multimedia

266F/G Media and the Mass Media

288F/G Media Perspectives on the First Nations

289F/G Social Movements and Media

320F/G Global Political Economy of Information

325F/G Media Representations of Women

351F/G The New Political Economy of Information: Networked Capitalism

354F/G Public Opinion

Philosophy (No Prerequisites)
110a/b Introduction to Environmental Philosophy
123 Philosophy of Education
136F/G Business Ethics in a Global Context

140 Philosophy of Law
146E Values and Public Policy
150E Images of Human Nature
155E Philosophical Issues in Feminism
162F/G Business Ethics
163F/G Bioethics
201F/G Introduction to Ethics & Value Theory
203E Moral Problems and Issues
217F/G Cultures, Values, and Human Rights
218F/G Philosophy of War and Peace
236F/G Contemporary Political Philosophy
237E Social and Political Philosophy

Political Science (Some courses have prerequisites)
215F/G Special Topics in Political Science
216F/G Special Topics in Political Science
222E Politics and the Media in Canada

230E Canadian Government and Politics
231E International Politics
235E Politics of the Environment
243E The Politics of the Middle East
244E American Government and Politics
245E Introduction to Comparative Politics

265F/G The Politics of Childhood Education

266F/G The Family and Law in Politics
270E Women and Politics
300E Comparative Politics of Protest and Social Justice
309E Politics and Contemporary Social Policy
310E Selected Topics
325E Ethnic Conflict and Resolution
345E International Law and Organization
350E Canada and the United States: Politics and the Mass Media
362E Case Studies in Contemporary Ethnic Conflict
365F/G Political Economy ‑ North South
392E Selected Topics in Political Science
423F/G Nationalism and Secession
424F/G Nationalist Conflicts and Paths to Peace
444E Constitutions in Canada and the United States: Civil Liberties Civil Rights and Public Policy;
485E Selected Topics in Political Science

Psychology (Prerequisite: At least 70% in any 200‑level psych half or full course)
112F/G Psychology and Diversity
131a/b Psychology and Law
376F/G Humanistic Psychology

Religious Studies (Some courses have prerequisites)
110 World Religions and Modern Conflicts
111a/b Religions of the East
132 Contemporary Moral Problems
165F/G Law, Morality and Religion
166a/b Violence and Western Religions
167F/G Christian Perspectives on Work
175a/b Judaism and Islam

203F/G World Religions: Eastern Traditions

204F/G World Religions: Judaism and Islam

213F/G Prophecy in Israel
221F/G The Media and Religion
222F/G Feminist Spirituality Today
224F/G Christian Perspectives on Work
230E Controversies within Christian Ethics
231E Law, Morality, and Religion
234F/G Christian Social Teaching and Practice I
235F/G Christian Social Teaching and Practice II
243F/G Liberation Theologies
251F/G Women in the Christian Tradition from the First to the Twelfth Century
252F/G Women in the Christian Tradition from the Twelfth Century to the Present

Social Justice and Peace Studies (Prerequisites are applicable)

190 Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies

195a/b-199a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies

Social Work
280E Intercultural Understanding and Communication in Multicultural Canada
284 Responding to Child and Family Issues

and selected Social Work elective courses

Sociology (Some courses have prerequisites)
140 Social Problems

143 Minority Groups
150E Canadian Population and Social Policy
169 Sociology of Work and Industry
172a/b Advertising and Society
220a/b Sociology of the Environment I
221a/b Sociology of the Environment II
239 Social Inequality
240E Survey of Sociological Theory
241E Men and Women in Society: Gender Issues in Sociology
245 Medical Sociology
256F/G Sociology of Correction
260F/G Sociology of Law
264F/G Social Movements
266a/b An Introduction to Criminology
267ab Juvenile Delinquency
304F/G The Experience of Health and Illness

305F/G The Management of Health and Illness

341F/G Gender Roles
347F/G Current Issues in Stratification
353F/G Restructuring in the Americas
354F/G Crossing Borders in the Americas
360F/G Law and Social Inequality
380F/G Advanced Gender Relations: The World of Work
405F/G Modern Sociological Theory II
415F/G Theoretical Perspectives on Gender and Gender Inequality

Women’s Studies
200E Advanced Interdisciplinary Survey of Women’s Studies;
256E Feminist Theory and Practice in the Arts;
257E Feminist Theory and Practice in the Social Sciences

Revised July, 2007

	Home > List of Approved Courses Social Justice and Peace Studies List of Approved Courses Please note that not all courses are offered on an annual basis. It is imperative that you check with the department involved to verify that each course you choose is being offered in the current year or consult the UWO timetable for the current academic year. Other courses not on this list may be approved on a case by case basis by the Coordinator of the program. Dr. Bernie Hammond can be contacted by tel: (519) 433-3491 ext. 4380 or email: bhammond@uwo.ca. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF YOUR PROGRAM Economics (Prerequisite for all Economics courses: Economics 020) 111F/G Economic History of Canada I 112F/G Economic History of Canada II 124a/b Economic Development I 125a/b Economic Development II 154a/b Money 159a/b Public Finance - Expenditure 160a/b Public Finance - Revenue 161F/G Income Distribution and Poverty 171F/G Comparative Economic Systems English (Prerequisite: English 020E, 022E or 024E) 216F/G Children's Culture and Literature: The 1950s to the Present 270F/G Children's Culture and Literature: 1700 to 1914 Geography (No prerequisites) 134F/G Geography of Food 148a/b Geopolitics 187a/b Africa South of Sahara 188a/b Latin America and the Caribbean: Landscapes of Inequality 335F/G Geographies of Development 336a/b Geographic Perspectives on Law and Society 360F/G Conservation and Development 369F/G Geography of Gender History (Some 300 and 400 level courses have prerequisites) 130 North America’s Wars 143F/G Canada Since 1929 144F/G Canadian Business and Labor History 231E Canada: From the beginning of the French Regime to the Present 234E The United States Colonial Period To The Present; 238E Latin America 255E Women in History 342E The Family in the North Atlantic World Since 1500 354E European‑Amerindian Relations in Canada 362E Problems in Canadian Social History 380F/G African‑American History: From the Antebellum Period to the Founding of the NAACP 381F/G African‑American History: From the First Great Migration to the Present 402E Topics in North American Environmental History 415E Sex and Gender in the Modern World 442E Age of Extremes: Fascism, Communism and Authoritarianism in the Twentieth Century 444E The United States in the Twentieth Century 457E Warfare 465F/G The Black Atlantic: Slavery in the Americas and Africa 466F/G Three Worlds Collide: Colonial Latin American Societies 483E Revolution and International Politics Since 1917 International and Comparative Studies (Prerequisite ICS 020E) 201F/G International Development 1; 202F/G International Development 2; 250F/G Africa in Transition Media and the Public Interest (Some courses have prerequisites) 289F/G Social Movements and Media 390F/G Social Movements and Communicative Practices 391F/G Alternative Media Media, Information and Technoculture (Some courses have prerequisites) 242F/G Killer Cult: War and the Mediation of Reality in the 20th-21st Century 247F/G Legal Foundations of Media and Information 248F/G Legal and Ethical Issues in Multimedia 266F/G Media and the Mass Media 288F/G Media Perspectives on the First Nations 289F/G Social Movements and Media 320F/G Global Political Economy of Information 325F/G Media Representations of Women 351F/G The New Political Economy of Information: Networked Capitalism 354F/G Public Opinion Philosophy (No Prerequisites) 110a/b Introduction to Environmental Philosophy 123 Philosophy of Education 136F/G Business Ethics in a Global Context 140 Philosophy of Law 146E Values and Public Policy 150E Images of Human Nature 155E Philosophical Issues in Feminism 162F/G Business Ethics 163F/G Bioethics 201F/G Introduction to Ethics & Value Theory 203E Moral Problems and Issues 217F/G Cultures, Values, and Human Rights 218F/G Philosophy of War and Peace 236F/G Contemporary Political Philosophy 237E Social and Political Philosophy Political Science (Some courses have prerequisites) 215F/G Special Topics in Political Science 216F/G Special Topics in Political Science 222E Politics and the Media in Canada 230E Canadian Government and Politics 231E International Politics 235E Politics of the Environment 243E The Politics of the Middle East 244E American Government and Politics 245E Introduction to Comparative Politics 265F/G The Politics of Childhood Education 266F/G The Family and Law in Politics 270E Women and Politics 300E Comparative Politics of Protest and Social Justice 309E Politics and Contemporary Social Policy 310E Selected Topics 325E Ethnic Conflict and Resolution 345E International Law and Organization 350E Canada and the United States: Politics and the Mass Media 362E Case Studies in Contemporary Ethnic Conflict 365F/G Political Economy ‑ North South 392E Selected Topics in Political Science 423F/G Nationalism and Secession 424F/G Nationalist Conflicts and Paths to Peace 444E Constitutions in Canada and the United States: Civil Liberties Civil Rights and Public Policy; 485E Selected Topics in Political Science Psychology (Prerequisite: At least 70% in any 200‑level psych half or full course) 112F/G Psychology and Diversity 131a/b Psychology and Law 376F/G Humanistic Psychology Religious Studies (Some courses have prerequisites) 110 World Religions and Modern Conflicts 111a/b Religions of the East 132 Contemporary Moral Problems 165F/G Law, Morality and Religion 166a/b Violence and Western Religions 167F/G Christian Perspectives on Work 175a/b Judaism and Islam 203F/G World Religions: Eastern Traditions 204F/G World Religions: Judaism and Islam 213F/G Prophecy in Israel 221F/G The Media and Religion 222F/G Feminist Spirituality Today 224F/G Christian Perspectives on Work 230E Controversies within Christian Ethics 231E Law, Morality, and Religion 234F/G Christian Social Teaching and Practice I 235F/G Christian Social Teaching and Practice II 243F/G Liberation Theologies 251F/G Women in the Christian Tradition from the First to the Twelfth Century 252F/G Women in the Christian Tradition from the Twelfth Century to the Present Social Justice and Peace Studies (Prerequisites are applicable) 190 Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 195a/b-199a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 270a Visual Media and Social Justice 271b Religion, Social Justice and Liberation 272a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 273a/b Art and the Social Conscience 370a/b Delegation to El Salvador 371a/b Food Security 372a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 373a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 377a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 378a/b Special Topics in Social Justice and Peace Studies 397F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies 398F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies 399F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies 497F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies 498F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies 499F/G Independent Studies in Social Justice and Peace Studies Social Work 280E Intercultural Understanding and Communication in Multicultural Canada 284 Responding to Child and Family Issues and selected Social Work elective courses Sociology (Some courses have prerequisites) 140 Social Problems 143 Minority Groups 150E Canadian Population and Social Policy 169 Sociology of Work and Industry 172a/b Advertising and Society 220a/b Sociology of the Environment I 221a/b Sociology of the Environment II 239 Social Inequality 240E Survey of Sociological Theory 241E Men and Women in Society: Gender Issues in Sociology 245 Medical Sociology 256F/G Sociology of Correction 260F/G Sociology of Law 264F/G Social Movements 266a/b An Introduction to Criminology 267ab Juvenile Delinquency 304F/G The Experience of Health and Illness 305F/G The Management of Health and Illness 341F/G Gender Roles 347F/G Current Issues in Stratification 353F/G Restructuring in the Americas 354F/G Crossing Borders in the Americas 360F/G Law and Social Inequality 380F/G Advanced Gender Relations: The World of Work 405F/G Modern Sociological Theory II 415F/G Theoretical Perspectives on Gender and Gender Inequality Women’s Studies 200E Advanced Interdisciplinary Survey of Women’s Studies; 256E Feminist Theory and Practice in the Arts; 257E Feminist Theory and Practice in the Social Sciences Revised July, 2007
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