CRIME AND POLITICS introduces concepts analyzing the criminal legal system from a political perspective, examining government responses to crime.
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(3 credits in POLI SCI, LEGAL ST, or SOC) and sophomore standing
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Introduction to various concepts that analyze the criminal legal system from a political perspective. Examines how governments respond to the problem of crime from a domestic and international perspective. In addition to understanding different frameworks on how crime emerges, focuses on four thematic questions: Why do national governments treat public safety as a public good? Why do political actors target certain behaviors as criminal offenses? Why do political efforts to reduce crime often reflect social inequalities within society? Why do poorly designed criminal policies often result in political backlash? Examines crime from each subfield of political science - American, Comparative, International Relations, and Political Theory. Adopts a holistic approach towards understanding the criminal legal system from a political perspective. Consider and challenge all viewpoints on how the current system operates.
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Crime and Politics
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