Overview

This course examines the ethical arguments, assumptions and principles that are used to prescribe and evaluate policies and practices in the context of contemporary organised violence. Moreover, and importantly, this course makes the particular political contexts of these arguments, assumptions and principles a central part of this examination. In other … For more content click the Read More button below.

Course Outline

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ZHSS3433 Course Outline

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TypeAmount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)$N/A
Domestic Students$4470
International Students$4470

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