Dr. Peter Chua, Sociology 196H Human Rights and Social Justice, Spring 2007

Sociology 196H Human Rights and Justice

Dr. Peter Chua

Online Readings (Spring 2007):

Please print the following readings and bring them to class for discussion and activities.

1/29b. The Declaration...

1/31b. Rights of Indigenous People (optional)

2/5a. The State, Gender...

2/5b. The Liberal Waterloo (optional)

2/5c. "The Birth of Bio-Politics" (optional)

2/5d. Repressive Tolerance (optional)

2/12. Bearing Witness to Mass Murder (optional)

2/19a. ... Syrian Political Prisoners

2/19b. Targeting Lesbians...

2/19b. Two Female Students...

2/21a. No Lessons Learned ...

2/21b. Making Sense... (optional)

2/21c. Complexities ... with Responds (optional)

2/26b. Witness Denied

2/26c. Living Dangerously (optional)

2/28a. The Human Rights Record of the Arroyo Administration

2/28b. From Bystander to Actor (optional)

3/5. Famine and Human Rights

3/5. Famine and Human Rights

3/19a. Government Responses ...

3/19b. Cairo Declaration (optional)

3/21. Assessment

3/24a. SOAT Annual Review

3/24b. The Burma Campaign UK

3/24c. World Council of Churches Statement on the Killings in the Philippines

3/24d. In Solidarity with Striking Teachers in Oaxaca

4/2. The Burden of Truth (optional)

4/9. Human Rights Education ...

4/16a. Globalization ,,, Collective Action

4/16b. Advancing Human Rights Policy (optional)

4/23. Globalizing Human Rights

4/25. "We Want Them Alive!"

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