Using legal history and legal theory, this honors course will examine the ways women are represented within the law, focusing specifically on the legal treatment and representation of women in the United States. We will examine the ways that the law has oppressed women and also the prospects for the law as a liberating force. Finally, we will look at ways that women have used the law to represent themselves.

Japanese civilization. Emphasis on racism and ethnocentrism in non-Japanese perceptions of Japan; on Japanese literature; on the era of the Pacific War; and on Japan's economic development since 1945. (Gen.Ed. HS, G)

Japanese civilization. Emphasis on racism and ethnocentrism in non-Japanese perceptions of Japan; on Japanese literature; on the era of the Pacific War; and on Japan's economic development since 1945. (Gen.Ed. HS, G)

Japanese civilization. Emphasis on racism and ethnocentrism in non-Japanese perceptions of Japan; on Japanese literature; on the era of the Pacific War; and on Japan's economic development since 1945. (Gen.Ed. HS, G)

This course examines the politics and impact of energy resoucres on human rights and democrazitzation in the caspian basin in historical cna current strategic onctext. We beg examination of the oil/

This course will examine the evolution of the legal treatment of violence in intimate relationships, focusing specifically on the post-war United States and paying particular attention to the rise of the movement against domestic violence in the 1970s and 1980s. Through an analysis of court cases, legislation and law review articles, we will look at how and why such violence came to be seen as a crime and the criminal and civil legal responses to it.

This course covers the history of South Asia. It traces politics, caste, religions, and empires from the earlier period to the emergence of modern India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. (HSG)

This course covers the history of South Asia. It traces politics, caste, religions, and empires from the earlier period to the emergence of modern India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. (HSG)

This course covers the history of South Asia. It traces politics, caste, religions, and empires from the earlier period to the emergence of modern India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. (HSG)

This course will trace the environmental history of Latin America. Beginning with the Pre-Columbian era, the course will move on to examine the intertwining of environmental , social, and cultural transformations brought about by the conquest of the Americas by Europeans, and finally the environmental and related social repercussions of the emergence of modernity, urbanization, and industrialization in the era of independence.