Spring 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.

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
HRTB BC1025 Human Rights in Theory and Practice J. Paul Martin 3 TR 9:10-10:25
HRTB W3996 Human Rights Senior Seminar J. Paul Martin 4 W 4:10-6:00
HIST W3926 Historical Origins of Human Rights Samuel Moyn 3 MW 9:10-10:25
HIST BC1815 Decolonization Anupama Rao 3 MW 2:40-3:55
POLS W3912 Seminar in Political Theory: Human Rights and Global Justice Maria G. Kowalski 4 W 11:00-12:50
POLS W3952 Seminar in Comparative Politics: Political Violence Macartan Humphreys 4 R 9:10-10:50
POLS V3604 Civil War and International Intervention in Africa Severine Autesserre 3 TR 1:10-2:25
POLS BC3410 Colloquium: Human Rights in a Diverse World Ayten Gundogdu 4 T 11:00-12:50
POLS W3619 Nationalism and Contemporary World Poltics Jack L. Snyder 3 MW 10:35-11:50
POLS W3690 International Law Tonya L. Putnam 3 MW 10:35-11:50

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
ARCH A4780 Architecture, Human Rights, and Spatial Politics Scott 3 M 11:00-1:00
HRTS G8020 Human Rights Grad Research Colloquium J. Paul Martin, Andrew Nathan 3 W 6:10-8:00
HRTS G4800 Human Rights and International Law Maya Sabatello 3 W 4:10-6:00
HRTS G4820 Human Rights and Internaitonal Organizations George Andreopoulos 3 T 6:10-8:00
POLS G8843 International Law and International Relations Tonya L. Putnam 3 W 2:10-4:00
RELI G4800 Religion and Human Rights Joseph N. Chuman 3 R 6:10-8:00

School of International and Public Affairs

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
INAF U4759 Human Rights Practicum I Elazar Barkan 1 T 6:10-8:00
INAF U8178 Rethinking Human Rights Elazar Barkan 3 W 6:10-8:00
INAF U6751 International Human Rights Law Betsy Apple 3 W 4:10-6:00
INAF U6041 Coroprate Social Responsibility: A Human Rights Approach Joanne R. Bauer 3 T 11:00-12:50
INAF U8172 Theory, History, and Practice of Human Rights Mahmood Mamdani 3 T 2:10-4:00
INAF U6802 International Law Yasmine Ergas 3 MT 2:10-4:00
INAF U4420 Oil, Rights, and Development Elazar Barkan 1 FEB 19-20; 8AM-8PM
INAF U8183 Tools for Advocacy Laura Silber, Michael Vachon 3 M 2:10-4:00
REGN U6149 Energy, Coroprate Responsibility, and Human Rights J. Radon 3 TR 4:10-5:25
REGN U8177 Human Rights in Post-Communist Eurasia C. Nepomnyashchy, T. Domi 3 W 6:10-8:00
SDEV U6230 Climate Change,  Development and Human Rights J. Mutter 1.5 M 6:10-8:00

Mailman School of Public Health

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
POPF P6621 Population and Family Health Technical Issues Modules: Human Rights      

School of Law

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
Law L6276 Human Rights Yuval Shany 3 MW 1:20-2:40
Law L8191 Protection of Social and Economic Rights Sandile Ngcobo, Sarah Cleveland 2 TBA
Law L8816 Transnational and Business Human Rights A. Ewing 2 W 6:20-8:10
Law L6214 Civil Rights J. Greenberg 3 MW 1:20-2:40
Law L9233 Human Rights Clinic C. Bettinger-Lopez 4 M 4:20-6:10
Law L6330 Federal Indian Law D. Enderson 2 M 4:20-6:10
Law L8193 School Desegregation: U.S. and East European Roma (Gypsies) Compared J. Greenberg, T. Shaw 2 TBA
Law L9060 Immigration Law and Policy T. Ruthizer 2 T 4:20-6:10
Law L9205 Child Advocacy Clinic: Adolescent Representation Project J. Spinak 1-7
Law L8997 Civil Liberties and Response to Terrorism S. Shapiro 2 T 4:20-6:10
Law L9183 Nuremberg Trials and War Crimes Law J. Bush 2 W 6:20-8:10

 

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 at the top of this page and visit the Columbia or Barnard Concentration page for program-approved courses.

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
ANTH V3465 Women and Gender Politics in the Muslim World Lila Abu-Lughod 3 TR 2:40-3:55
ANTH V3855 Secular Modernity and Religious Authority Angie Heo 4 T 2:10-4:00
East Asian V3370 Social Change in East Asia Sun-Chul Kim 3 TR 1:10-2:25
East Asian V4510 Contention and Democracy in South Korea Sun-Chul Kim 3 T 4:10-6:00
East Asian W4510 China's Cultural Revolution- History and Memory Guobin Yang 4 W 4:10-6:00
ENGL BC3149 Cultures of Colonialism Bashir Abu-Manneh 3 TR 10:35-11:50
HIST BC3494 Era of Independence in the Americas Herbert E. Sloan 3 TR 2:40-3:55
HIST BC4411 Seminar: Race in the Making of the U.S. Elizabeth Esch 4 W 2:10-4:00
HIST BC4870 Seminar: Gender and Migration: A Global Perspective Jose Moya 4 T 2:10-4:00
HIST W4659 Crime in Latin America Pablo Piccato 4 M 11:00-12:50
CSER W1012 History of Racialization in the United States Gari Okihiro 3 TR 2:40-3:55
CSER W3080 Indigenous Peoples and the Environment Chie Sakakibara 3 TR 9:10-10:25
CSER W3940 Comparative Study of Constitutional Challenges Elizabeth Ouyang 4 W 4:10-6:00
Latino Studies W3924 Latino/a and Latin American Social Movements 4 W 11:00-12:50
POLS W3952 Seminar in Comparative Politics: Political Violence Macartan Humphreys 4 R 9:10-10:50
PSYC V3850 Psychoanalysis, Colonialism, and Race Karen Seeley 4 T 9:00-10:50
RELI W4735 Ideology and the Masses Andrea S. Jones 4 T 2:10-4:00
SOCI BC3909 Ethnic Conflict and Unrest Jaqueline Olvera 4 W 4:10-6:00
SOCI W3218 Crime, Law, and Society Carla L. Shedd 3 TR 4:10-5:25
SOCI W3917 Construction of Collective Identities  Debra Minkoff 4 W 2:10-4:00
SOCI BC3907 Communities and Social Change Jaqueline Olvera 4 T 11:00-12:50
SOCI V3208 Unity and Division in Contemporary U.S. Jonathan Rieder 3 TR 10:35-11:50
SOCI W3900 Societal Adaptation to Terrorism Seymour Spilerman 4 W 2:10-4:00
URBS V3460 Race, Gender, and Urban Violence Delia Mellis 3 TR 1:10-2:25
WMST BC3150 Gender and the Civil Rights Movement Lisa Collins 4 T 2:10-4:00
WMST BC3518 Studies is U.S. Imperialism  Neferti Tadiar 4 T 11:00-12:50

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
CLEN G6550 Trauma, Terror, and Performance Hirsch 3 TBA
ANTH G4143 Cultures of Accusation Morris 3 T 2:10-4:00
ANTH G6406 The Modern State and the Colonial Subject Mahmood Mamdani 3 W 2:10-4:00
ANTH G6400 The Problem of Emancipation David Scott 3 T 11:00-12:50
ANTH G4118 Settler Colonialism in North America Audra Simpson 3 W 11:00-12:50
ANTH G8011 Gender, Feminism, and Cultural Diversity Lia Machado 3 R 11:00-12:50
ANTH G4285 Islam, Women, and the State Soraya Altorki 3 T 4:10-6:00
ARCH A4642 Space and the Politics of Memory Mable O. Wilson 3 M 11:00-1:00
HIST G8767 Gender and Sexuality in African History Abosede A. George 4 R 2:10-4:00
HIST G8547 Colloquium: History  of Women and Gender Rosalind Rosenberg 4 R 4:10-6:00
POLS G8432 Comparative Secularism and Democracy Alfred Stephan 3 W 4:10-6:00
POLS G8428 Democracy, Autocracy, and Regime Change K. Kasara 3 M 4:10-6:00
POLS G8281 Political Participation Fredrick Harris 3 R 2:10-4:00
PSYC G4615 Psychology of Culture and Diversity Valerie J. Purdie-Vaughns 4 TW 10:10-12:00
SOCI G6320 Immigration, Cities, and States Saskia Sassen 3 M 2:10-4:00

School of International and Public Affairs

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
INAF U6497 Humanitarian Crisis- East Congo/Great Lakes Dijkzeul 1 FS 1:00-5:00
INAF U6556 UN: Challenges and Alternatives Lindemayer 3 W 11:00-12:50
INAF U6561 Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding, and Development Engel 1.5 FS 1:00-5:00
INAF U8556 Prevention Diplomacy/Conflict Resolution: UN Patel 3 M 6:10-8:00
INAF U8738 Peacemaking/Peacekeeping Hirsch 3 T 11:00-12:50
INAF U4410 Political, Social, and Economic Development in Brazil Thomas Trebat W 6:10-8:00
INAF U8785 Gender, Politics, and Development M. Weisgrau 3 M 2:10-4:00
INAF U8885 Conflict Assessment F. Mancini 3 T 6:10-8:00
INAF U6163 Political Economy of African Development John Ohiorhenuan 3 R 6:10-8:00
INAF U6205 Techno-Politics, Democracy, and Development T. Mitchell 3 R 11:00-12:50
INAF U6295 Democracy and World Religions A. Stephan 3 R 9:00-10:50
INAF U8457 State and Society in the Developing World V. Murillo 3 W 2:10-4:00
INAF U6139 International Organizations 3 R 11:00-12:50
INAF U6150 Racial Classification and Public Policy Kenneth Prewitt 3 W 2:10-4:00
INAF U6304 Inequality, Povery, and American Politics Dorian T. Warren 3 M 2:10-4:00
INAF U6355 Globalization  Sharyn O'Halloran 3 R 2:10-4:00
INAF U6387 Terrorism and Counterterrorism Stuat Gottlieb 3 T 2:10-4:00
INAF U6440 Peace Operations in Fragile States  3 M 4:10-6:00
INAF U6564 Applied Peacebuilding: Field Work Z. Metz 3 R 6:10-8:00
INAF U6630 Public Policy in Contemporary China Y. Huang 3 M 2:10-4:00
INAF U6636 State-Society Relationships in Southeast Asia M. Buehler 3 R 11:00-12:50
INAF U6712 Political Islam O. Kane 3 M 2:10-4:00
INAF U6490 International Humanitarian Law Fischer 1 FS 9:00-5:00
INAF U6495 Policy and Practice Humanitarian Assitance Gelsdorf 1.5 R 6:10-8:00
INAF U8538 Prevention of Genocide and Mass Killings: Understanding Political Violence Civico 3 T 9:00-10:50

Mailman School of Public Health

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
SOCS P8760 Medical Anthropology: Advanced Seminar Carole Vance 3 M 3:00-4:50

School of Law

Dept Course# Course Title Instructor(s) Credits Day / Time
Law L8019 Clinic: Diversity and Innovation S. Strum 1 to 4 T 4:20-7:10
Law L9239 Mediation Clinic A. Carter 3 to 4 R 3:10-6:00

 

 
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