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Dr. Rosemary Nagy, Visiting Professor from Nippissing University, is teaching POLS 4555: Transitional Justice in the upcoming Spring 2017 semester. POLS 4555: Transitional Justice is open to all juniors and seniors who are interested in war and peace studies, international law, human rights, and post-conflict peacebuilding. It is ideal for Political […]

The Fall 2016 courses for the Law, Justice & Culture Certificate includes 14 courses, many of them addressing topics from today’s headlines. The following list includes course name, time, instructor and prerequisites. The certificate is offered by the Center for Law, Justice & Culture at Ohio University. AAS 3691 U.S. […]

Philip Moncla, a senior studying Political Science and pursuing a Law, Justice & Culture certificate, spent his summer working for the Southeast Ohio Legal Services (SEOLS), an organization that provides legal counsel and services to low income people living in Ohio. During his internship, Moncla was “granted an in-depth look […]

The Center for Law, Justice & Culture welcomes students of all majors to sign up for the many exciting Making and Breaking the Law theme courses in Fall 2016. Please contact theme leader Haley Duschinski for more information about the theme and to receive a poster listing all Making and Breaking the Law courses offered in Fall 2016.   […]

The Department of Political Science announces a a new course for Fall 2015: POLS 4904/5904: Global Media Politics. The course examines the role of mediated communication in international affairs. The course number is #11959. It meets Wednesdays from 3:05 to 5:50 p.m. and has no prerequisites. Students from all majors are encouraged […]

Dr. Andrew Ross, Associate Professor of Political Science, is seeking an undergraduate research apprentice for his book project examining the way digital media are changing the landscape of moral and political engagement at the global level. College of Arts & Sciences freshmen, sophomores and juniors are eligible for the Undergraduate […]

By Andrea Gibson When America was attacked by terrorists on 9/11, various commentators compared the incidents to Pearl Harbor, which was the last time foreign enemies had invaded U.S. soil. Although the two attacks were different in nature and context, those analogies helped stir up emotions Americans had about World […]