(3 units). Critical examinations of key criminological debates concerning the concept of social harm, the difference between social harm and crime, the extent to which various social practices normalize harm in society, and the nature of state engagement and response. This includes considerations of the role of class and social inequalities in social harms and crimes. Course Component: Lecture Prerequisite: CRM 1300 and 15 university course units.
(3 units). Critical examinations of key criminological debates concerning the concept of social harm, the difference between social harm and crime, the extent to which various social practices normalize harm in society, and the nature of state engagement and response. This includes considerations of the role of class and social inequalities in social harms and crimes. Course Component: Lecture Prerequisite: CRM 1300 and 15 university course units.
