This course applies the concepts justice, equality, and liberty to relevant contemporary political issues including multiculturalism, race and sex, global justice, climate change, historical injustice, and immigration. The focus will be on teaching you how to critically review arguments and develop your own views of these matters.

Antirequisite(s): Political Science 2237E, Political Science 2237W/X, Philosophy 2800F/G, Philosophy 2801F/G, the former Philosophy 2802E.

Prerequisite(s): Political Science 1020E or both Political Science 1025F/G and Political Science 1026F/G or permission of the instructor.

Extra Information: 2 hours.