HITO 266Death Penalty Global Perspectives since 1492
From early modern witches, rebels, and heretics to hypermodern gangsters, terrorists, and serial killers, applying capital punishment to foreign nationals and ethnic minorities has sustained a global conversation about the sanctity of human life and the meaning of citizenship in the Americas and Europe. Graduate students must complete an additional paper.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “upper-division or graduate standing and department stamp.”