Sociology2563Violence and Society (Cross-Listed: CRIM 2563)SOCI3 ch [W]Introduces a broad range of violent crimes from sociological perspectives. Includes a survey of political violence such as genocide, the holocaust, state and anti-state terrorism; analysis of hate crimes and various types of homicide such as serial murder, mass murder, and thrill killings; examination of various manifestations of violence against women such as mass and date rape; exploration of kinds of assault such as physical assault, spousal battery, and child abuse; and robbery. Note: Credit can be obtained for only one of SOCI 1563, CRIM 2563, and SOCI 2563.
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