Comparative Historical Sociology

SOCL 290

In this course students will learn how sociologists and other social scientists utilize history to make comparisons between societies. Particularly, this course will display how comparisons between the economic and political institutions of different societies can enlighten our understanding of our own economy and government.

SOCL290 is a 3 credit course.

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