Fall 2010 Human Rights and Related Courses

Students must consult their respective programs to determine which courses (these or others) meet individual program requirements. This list is for informal advisory purposes only and was not prepared in conjunction with any specific program or course of study. Links to CU and affiliate human rights programs are available from Academic Programs page.

All courses are subject to change. Confirm times and other information with the course directory or Law School curriculum directory, as appropriate. Courses are listed based on information available from the registrar and supplemental information provided by faculy and departments. To suggest a course, please and please include any information we may need (course number, day and time, etc.).

Human Rights Courses

The following courses address human rights explicitly.

Undergraduate Schools
Concentration students: please note the disclaimer above and visit the Columbia or Barnard Concentration page for program-approved courses.

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
AFRS BC3560 Human Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa J. Paul Martin 4 T 9:00am-10:50am
ANTH V2010 Major Debates-Study of Africa Mamdani, Mahmood 3 MW 01:10P-02:25P
ANTH V3921 Anticolonialism Scott, David 4 W 02:10P-04:00P
HRTS V3001 Introduction to Human Rights Andrew Nathan 3 MW 2:40pm-3:55pm
HSME W3942 Introduction to Modern African History Mamadou Diouf 3 MW 11:00am-12:15pm
POLS BC3326 Colloquium: Civil Rights and Liberties Paula A Franzese 4 R 2:10pm-4:00pm
POLS W3961 International Politics Seminar: Human Rights Tonya L Putnam 4 T 2:10pm-4:00pm

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Courses below, particularly those at the 4000-level, maybe be open to undergraduates.

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
HRTS G4020 Introduction to Human Rights Joseph Chuman 3 R 4:30pm-6:00pm
HRTS G4022 Introduction to Human Rights: Recitation Joseph Chuman 0 R 6:10pm-7:00pm
CLEN W4550 Narrative and Human Rights Joseph R Slaughter 3 MW 6:10pm-7:25pm
HIST G8921 The Politics of Humanity Moyn, Samuel 4 W 11:00A-12:50P
HRTS G4800 Human Rights and International Law Maya Sabatello 3 W 4:10pm-6:00pm
HRTS G4820  Human Rights & International Organizations George Andreopoulos 3 T 4:10pm-6:00pm
HRTS G8010 Human Rights Graduate Research Colloquium Andrew Nathan and J. Paul Martin 1 or 2 W 4:10pm-6:00pm (selected dates)

School of International and Public Affairs

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
INAF U6041 Corporate Social Responsibility Joanne Bauer 3 T 11:00am-12:50pm
INAF U6751 International Human Rights Law Yasmine Ergas 3 T 2:10pm-4:00pm
INAF U8172 Theory, History, and Practice of Human Rights Mahmood Mamdani 3 W 2:10pm-4:00pm
INAF U8180 Human Rights Skills and Advocacy Jo Becker 3 F 2:10pm-4:00pm
INAF U8189 History & Reconciliation Barkan, Elazar 3 M 02:10P-04:00P

Teacher's College

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
ITSF 4613 International Perspectives on Peace and Human Rights Education Monisha Bajaj 3 T 5:10pm-6:50pm

Columbia Law School

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
Law L6214 Civil Rights Jack Greenberg 3 TBD

 

Related Courses

The following courses do not emphasize human rights per se but address human rights-related topics, including rights understood through frameworks and language other than that of human rights (e.g. constitutional rights or civil rights).

Undergraduate Schools
Concentration students: please note the disclaimer above and visit the Columbia or Barnard Concentration page for program-approved courses.

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
AFAS C3930 Sec. 3 New Negro Movement TBA 4 M 11:00A-12:50P
AFRS BC3055 Slave Resistance/U.S.To Civil War Naylor, Celia E 3 TR 01:10P-02:25P
AMST W3930 History of The US Supreme Court Greenaway Jr., Joseph 4 W 04:10P-06:00P
AMST W3930 Sec. 3 Gender History and American Film Hallett, Hilary-Anne 4 T 02:10P-04:00P
ANTH V1200 Sexuality Parker, Richard G 3 WF 11:00A-12:15P
ANTH V3926 Rewriting Modernity Mokoena, Hlonipha A 4 R 02:10P-04:00P
CLME W3032 Colonialism: Film, Fiction, History, Theory Dabashi, Hamid 3 TR 10:35A-11:50A
CSER W1010 Intro To Comparative Ethnic Studies Okihiro, Gary 4 TBA
CSER W3918 Transnational Transgender Social Forms Hwahng, Sel J 4 W 02:10P-04:00P
CSER W3928 Colonization/Decolonization Lomnitz, Claudio 4 T 11:00A-12:50P
HIST BC3454 History of Sexuality in U.S. Rosenberg, Rosalind 3 TR 02:40P-03:55P
HIST BC3664 Families in Latin America Milanich, Nara 3 TR 11:00A-12:15P
HIST W3460 Topics: History-American Women & Gender Kessler-Harris, Alice 3 MW 02:40P-03:55P
HIST W3800 Gandhi's India Bakhle, Janaki 3 MW 09:10A-10:25A
MDES W3000 Theories of Culture: Middle East and South Asia Mamadou Diouf 4 MW 10:35am-11:50am
HSPB W3950 Social History of American Public Health Rosner, David 3 MW 04:10P-05:25P
POLS BC3326 Sec. 1 Colloquium: Civil Rights & Liberties Franzese, Paula A 4 R 11:00A-12:50P
POLS BC3326 Sec. 2 Colloquium: Civil Rights & Liberties Franzese, Paula A 4 R 02:10P-04:00P
POLS BC3601 International Law & U.N. in Practice Inglis, Shelley C 4 W 06:10P-08:00P
POLS V3615 Globalization & International Politics Cooley, Alexander A 3 MW 02:40P-03:55P
POLS W3285 Freedom of Speech & Press Bollinger, Lee C 3 MW 04:10P-05:25P
POLS W3921 Sec. 10 Terrorism & Counterterrorism Nacos, Brigitte 4 W 11:00A-12:50P
POLS W3921 Sec. 7 Bill of Rights Zebrowski, Martha K 4 T 06:10P-08:00P
POLS W3921 Sec. 9 Equality & The Law Amdur, Robert L 4 R 02:10P-04:00P
POLS W3951 Sec. 2 Comparative Politics of Inequality Ullman, Claire F 4 W 11:00A-12:50P
POLS W3961 Seminar: Ending Wars/Keeping Peace Fortna, Virginia Pag 4 M 02:10P-04:00P
POLS W3961 Sec. 2 Globalization & International Politics Pinto, Pablo M 4 M 04:10P-06:00P
SOCI V3318 The Sociology of Sexuality Bernstein, Elizabeth 3 TR 02:40P-03:55P
SOCI V3324 Poverty, Inequality, Policy Olvera, Jacqueline 4 M 04:10P-06:00P
SOCI W3915 Stigma & Discrimination Phelan, Jo 4 T 02:10P-04:00P
SOCI W3945 Seminar: Inequality & Public Policy Spilerman, Seymour 4 W 02:10P-04:00P
SPAN BC3990 Senior Seminar: Violence & Globalization Bentancor, Orlando 4 W 04:10P-06:00P
WMST BC3121 Black Women in America Hall, Kim F 4 W 04:10P-06:00P
WMST BC3510 Interpreting Bodies Campt, Tina M 4 R 02:10P-04:00P
WMST V1001 Introduction to Women & Gender Studies Young, Rebecca M 3 TR 11:00A-12:15P

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Courses below, particularly those at the 4000-level, maybe be open to undergraduates.

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
ANHS W4177 Relativity, Caste, Culture: Anthropological History of India Bakhle, Janaki 3 TBA
ANTH G6057 Government, Citizen, Indigenous Political Critique Simpson, Audra 3 W 02:10P-04:00P
ANTH G6155 Trauma, Memory, & the Politics of Repair Scott, David 3 T 11:00A-12:50P
CPLS G6760 Radical Democracy Gourgouris, Stathis 3 M 04:10P-06:00P
ENVP U6250 Poverty, Inequality, & The Environment Cleveland, Mary 3 M 11:00A-12:50P
HIST G8716 Politics, Truth, and Reconciliation in Middle East TBA 4 W 02:10P-04:00P
HIST G8767 Gender & Sexuality in African History George, Abosede A 3 R 02:10P-04:00P
HIST G8930 Approaches to International/Global History Armstrong, Charles K 4 W 11:00A-12:50P
HIST G8930 Sec. 2 Approaches to International/Global History Berghahn, Volker 4 T 06:10P-08:00P
HIST W4381 Visions of International Order Mazower, Mark 4 T 11:00A-12:50P
POLS W4461 Latin American Politics Murillo, Maria 3 MW 02:40P-03:55P
POLS W4895 War, Peace & Strategy Betts, Richard K 3 MW 09:10A-10:25A
SOCI G4370 Process of Stratification/Inequality Spilerman, Seymour 3 T 11:00A-12:50P
WMST G8010 Feminist Perspectives on Traffic in Women Bernstein, Elizabeth 3 W 02:10P-04:00P
WMST W4307 Sexuality and The Law Ettelbrick, Paula 4 M 04:10P-06:00P
EAAS W4408 Social Movements in Contemporary East Asia Kim, Sun-Chul 3 T 04:10P-06:00P
EAAS W4510 Contention & Democracy in South Korea Kim, Sun-Chul 3 R 04:10P-06:00P
ECON W4480 Gender & Applied Economics TBA 3 TBA
ECON W4750 Globalization & Its Risks Chichilnisky, Gracie 3 MW 05:40P-06:55P

School of International and Public Affairs

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
INAF U4090A Humanitarian Affairs Practicum Martone, Gerald 15 R 06:10P-08:00P
INAF U4545 Contemporary Diplomacy Sestanovich, Stephen 3 T 09:00A-10:50A
INAF U6253 Intro to International Development Ocampo, Jose A 3 R 02:10P-04:00P
INAF U6397 Terrorism & Globalizations Sawyer, Reid L 3 T 06:10P-08:00P
INAF U6897 Writing on International Affairs Prasso, Sheridan 3 T 06:10P-08:00P
INAF U8561 War Termination & Stability of Peace Fortna, Virginia Pag 3 M 04:10P-06:00P
PUAF U6120 Immigration Politics & Policy De La Garza, Rodolfo 3 T 02:10P-04:00P
PUAF U8360 Social Movements & Social Change Vasi, Bogdan 3 W 02:10P-04:00P

Teacher's College

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
ITSF 4010 Cultural and social bases of education L Comitas

3 or 4

T 01:00 pm-02:40 pm
ITSF 4013 Literacy and development Z Zakharia 2 or 3 R 5:10pm-6:50pm
ITSF 4025 Languages, society, and schools Z Zakharia 3 T 7:20pm-9:00pm
ITSF 4051 Education and economic development F Rivera-Batiz 3 W 5:10pm-6:50pm
ITSF 4090, sec. 1 Issues and institutions in international educational development A Abdenur 3 M 5:10pm-6:50pm
ITSF 4090, sec. 2 Issues and institutions in international educational development R Arjmand 3 R 3:00pm-4:40pm
ITSF 5015 Political anthropology: Labor, race, and belief G Bond 3 W 1:00pm-2:40pm

 

 
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