Lower Division Courses
Required (3 credits) | LASO 204 (3) Law and Society PLUS a minimum of 9 additional credits as listed below. Syllabus from 2016W. | |
PLUS at least 9 credits from: | Approved courses listed in the Calendar | |
Specific lower-level courses that serve as prerequisites for 300- and 400-level Courses | such as: (not a definitive list)
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** Topical Courses that change year to year and may not always count toward the Minor.
Upper Division Courses
- All LASO courses count toward the Minor.
- No more than 12 credits in the same discipline.
- You may double count only 6 credits with your major program
- For topical courses that change year to year and may not always count toward the Minor, see the list of courses on the FAQ page. (Approval of the advisor will be required for those courses.)
Law and Society
- LASO 309 Against the Law
- LASO 350 Topics in Law and Society
Anthropology
- ANTH 329: Contemporary First Nation Issues
- ANTH 401: First Peoples of North America
- ANTH 471: Anthropology of Law
Archaeology
Classical, Near Eastern & Religious Studies
- CLST 307: Greek Law
- CLST 320: Slavery in the Ancient Greek and Roman World
- CLST 308: Roman Law
- RELG 307: Sex, Lies, and Violence in the Hebrew Bible
- RELG 308: Midrash and the Rabbinic Imagination
- RELG 313: Modern Jewish Ethics in Historical Perspective
- RELG 335: Jewish Law
- RELG 448: Seminar in the History of the religion of Islam: Islamic Law and Society
Economics
- ECON 313: Marxist Economics
- ECON 318: History and Philosophy of Economics from Aristotle to Adam Smith
- ECON 319: History and Philosophy of Economics from Ricardo to Keynes
- ECON 367: Economic Analysis of Law
Gender, Race, and Social Justice
- GRSJ 301: The Roles of Aboriginal Women in Canada
- GRSJ 303: Women, Law and Social Change
- GRSJ 305: Issues in Community and International Organizing
- GRSJ 306: Gender, Globalizations & International Politics
- GRSJ 326: The Politics of Gender, Families, and Nation-making
History
- HIST 302: History of the Indigenous Peoples of North America
- HIST 329: Canadian Lives: A Social and Cultural History
- HIST 331: History of the U.S.A., 1865-1900: Labour, Race, Gender, & Empire
- HIST 358: State and Society in Twentieth-Century Cuba
- HIST 391: Human Rights in World History
- HIST 414: Constitutions in Canadian History: From Pre-contact to the Charter of Rights
- HIST 419: Crime and Punishment in Canadian History
- HIST 441: History of the Holocaust
- HIST 444: Slave Societies in the Americas
- HIST 456: Race in the Americas
- HIST 476: Medieval Legal History
- HIST 477: Constitutional History of Medieval Europe
Philosophy
- PHIL 330A: Social & Political Philosophy
- PHIL 331: Business and Professional Ethics
- PHIL 332: Environmental Ethics
- PHIL 333: Bio-Medical Ethics
- PHIL 334: Sex, Gender & Philosophy
- PHIL 335: Power and Oppression
- PHIL 338A: Philosophy of Law
- PHIL 362: History and Philosophy of Economics from Aristotle to Adam Smith
- PHIL 363: History & Philosophy of Economics from Ricardo to Keynes
- PHIL 431: Social & Political Philosophy
- PHIL 432: Ethical Theory
- PHIL 452: Philosophy of Action
Political Science
- POLI 303: Federalism in Canada
- POLI 307: Quebec Government and Politics
- POLI 309: Canadian Perspective on Human Rights
- POLI 316: Global Indigenous Politics
- POLI 320: Government and Politics of the United States of America
- POLI 321: Chinese Politics and Development
- POLI 322: Japanese Government and Politics
- POLI 323: South Asian Government and Politics
- POLI 324: Southeast Asian Government and Politics
- POLI 326: European Politics: Selected Cases
- POLI 327: European Integration
- POLI 329: Gender and Politics
- POLI 331: Korean Government and Politics
- POLI 332: Politics and Government of Latin America
- POLI 347: Law & Political Theory
- POLI 348: Political Theory & Public Policy
- POLI 361: International Violence and Its Control
- POLI 373: Ethics in World Politics
- POLI 376: International Law
- POLI 402: Law, Politics & the Constitution
- POLI 406: Aboriginal Peoples and Canadian Politics
- POLI 466: Politics of International Law
Psychology
Sociology
- SOCI 301: Sociology of Development and Underdevelopment
- SOCI 310: Canadian Society
SOCI 361: Social Inequality - SOCI 369: Sociology of Sexualities
- SOCI 470: Crime & Justice
* 100 and 200 Level prerequisites may count toward the LASO Minor (9-12 credits)
** Topical Courses that change year to year and may not always count toward the Minor are listed in the FAQ. Approval of the advisor required.