Planning your program for the Law and Society Minor - History ...

Planning your program for the Law and Society Minor
Lower Division Courses that count toward the LASO Minor:
Required (3 credits)
PLUS at least 9 credits
from:
LASO 204 (3) Law and Society
PLUS a minimum of 9 additional credits
Approved Electives listed in
the Calendar
*Prerequisites for 300- and
400-level Courses
POLI 100, POLI 101 (3), PHIL 230 (3/6), ANTH 100 (3)
SOCI 250 (3)
such as: SOCI 100 (3/6), WMST 100 (6), 101/102, and the lower-division courses used as
prerequisites for PHIL 431
Check with the LASO
Advisor for counting:
topical courses approved by the Law and Society Advisor in particular terms
A completed CAP - Law And Society program (particular sections of ANTH 100
and HIST103 as well as POLI 101 may count toward the Minor)
Upper-Division Courses that Qualify for the Minor
Department
No more than 12 credits in the same discipline
You may double count only 6 credits with your major program
Anthropology ANTH 471: Anthropology of Law
Classical, Near
Eastern & Religious
Studies
CLST 307: Greek Law***
CLST 308: Roman Law
RELG 308: Midrash and the Rabbinic Imagination
RELG 313: Modern Jewish Ethics in Historical Perspective
RELG 335: Jewish Law I: Ancient and Late Antique Traditions
RELG 336: Jewish Law 2: Medieval and Early Modern Traditions
RELG 448: Seminar in the History of the religion of Islam: Islamic Law
and Society: From the Classical to the Pre-Modern Period
Notes, including prerequisites or conditions
100 and 200 Level prerequisites may count toward the LASO
Minor (9-12 credits)*
Permission of the Instructor required
Economics ECON 319: History and Philosophy of Economics from Ricardo to Keynes (Equivalent to PHIL 363)
History HIST 419: Crime and Punishment in Canadian History
HIST 432: International Relations of the Great Powers
HIST 434: Gender in Modern Europe
Available as Distance Learning.
HIST 476: Medieval Legal History

Philosophy PHIL 330: Social & Political Philosophy
PHIL 334: Sex, Gender & Philosophy
PHIL 335: Power and Oppression
PHIL 338: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 363: History and Philosophy of Economics from Ricardo to Keynes (Equivalent to ECON 319)
PHIL 431: Social & Political Philosophy
PHIL 230, or 9 credits PHIL or POLI at 200-level or above*
PHIL 432: Ethical Theory***
PHIL 230, or 9 credits in PHIL at the 200-level or above*
PHIL 452: Philosophy of Action PHIL 340
Political Science POLI 303: Federalism in Canada*** POLI 101
POLI 309: Canadian Perspective on Human Rights*** POLI 101
POLI 347: Law & Political Theory
POLI 348: Political Theory & Public Policy
POLI 376: International Law
POLI 402: Law, Politics & the Constitution
POLI 101*and one of:
POLI 405A: Topics in Canadian Politics**only with advisor approval POLI 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308.
POLI 464: Problems in International Relations** only with advisor approval
POLI 466: Politics of International Law
Sociology SOCI 368: Deviance & Social Control SOCI 100* or three credits of 200-level Sociology*
SOCI 369: Sociology of Sexualities SOCI 100*
SOCI 470: Crime & Justice SOCI 100*
Women’s Studies WMST 301: The Roles of Aboriginal Women in Canada
WMST 303: Women, Law and Social Change
WMST 306: Gender, Globalizations & International Politics***
WMST 101 and 102,* or upper-level standing
WMST 326: The Politics of Gender, Families, and Nation-making
European Studies
Don’t count on these
IEST 531: The Economics of European Integration
IEST 541: External Relations of the European Union
Appropriate courses approved by the Law and Society Advisor
Rarely available
Rarely available
* 100 and 200 Level prerequisites may count toward the LASO Minor (9-12 credits)
** Topical Courses that change year to year and may not always count toward the Minor. Approval of the advisor required.