21A.225J / SP.621J / WGS.621J Violence, Human Rights, and Justice, Fall 2004
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Author(s)
James, Erica
Alternative Title
Violence, Human Rights, and Justice
Date Issued
December 2004
Abstract
This course examines the contemporary problem of political violence and the way that human rights have been conceived as a means to protect and promote freedom, peace and justice for citizens against the abuses of the state.
Subjects
Anthropology
political
violence
human rights
freedom
peace
justice
citizens
state
historical debates
cultural
natural
western European
moral values
differences
culture
religion
gender
relationships
individuals
collective groups
ethnography
case studies
conflict
globe
war crimes tribunals
truth commissions
individual
collective
traumas
rule of law
representative governance
21A.225J
21A.225
SP.621J
SP.621
MIT Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Anthropology Program
MIT Program in Women's and Gender Studies
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