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Law (LAWS)

Department of Law
Faculty of Public Affairs

LAWS 3908 [0.5 credit]

Approaches in Legal Studies II

Advanced approaches to interdisciplinary research and analysis in law and legal studies. Emphasis on the important role of theory. Approaches considered will vary by section, and may include theoretical, quantitative, qualitative, literary, or historical approaches.
Prerequisites: LAWS 2908 and third-year Honours standing.
Honours students are strongly encouraged to take this course in the third year of their program.
Lectures three hours a week.


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