FAIR 334B: Transitional Justice

Fairhaven · 5 credits · Fairhaven College

This course examines different approaches taken by countries and the international community in dealing with gross violations of human rights (civil and political). It also explores the processes by which formerly repressive States transform themselves into societies based on democracy and the rule of law. It examines the various means of establishing accountability including truth, reconciliation and historical commissions; national, international and hybrid prosecutions of perpetrators of human rights abuse; reparation for victims of human rights and humanitarian law violations; ''lustration'' laws and institutional reforms. It also considers the obstacles to these processes including political instability, amnesty laws, and the lack of engagement by the international community. The course will explore the possibility of accountability processes for gross violations of economic, social and cultural rights. S/U grading. Also offered as HGST 334.

Offered in 3 of the 26 listed terms (Spring 2021 to Spring 2025).

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Prerequisites

FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or FAIR 334C (minimum grade S) or FAIR 334J (minimum grade S) or FAIR 334L (minimum grade S) or INTL 336 or INTL 340 or GLBL 336 or GLBL 340

Prerequisite tree

Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.

FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques
FAIR 334C International Human Rights
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S)
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
FAIR 334J Genocide
FAIR 334L The Holocaust
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or INTL 201 or GLBL 201
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
- INTL 201 Introduction to Global Studies
- GLBL 201 Introduction to Global Studies
INTL 336 The Holocaust
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or INTL 201
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
- INTL 201 Introduction to Global Studies (shown above)
INTL 340 Genocide
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or FAIR 334C (minimum grade S)
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
- FAIR 334C International Human Rights (shown above)
GLBL 336 The Holocaust
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or GLBL 201 or INTL 201
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
- GLBL 201 Introduction to Global Studies (shown above)
- INTL 201 Introduction to Global Studies (shown above)
GLBL 340 Genocide
requires FAIR 203A (minimum grade S) or FAIR 334C (minimum grade S)
- FAIR 203A Social Relationships and Responsibility: Theories and Critiques (shown above)
- FAIR 334C International Human Rights (shown above)

From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.

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Instructors

Instructor	Sections	Terms
Akinrinade, Babafemi	3	Spring 2021 to Spring 2025

Every offering in the listed terms (3 sections)

Term	CRN	Type	Meets	Instructor	Enrolled	Delivery
Spring 2025	23344	Seminar	MW 3:00pm-5:20pm · FA 307	Akinrinade, Babafemi	11/12	Face to Face Instruction
Spring 2023	23575	Seminar	MW 1:00pm-3:20pm · FA 340	Akinrinade, Babafemi	7/10	Face to Face Instruction
Spring 2021	23367	Seminar	MW 1:00pm-3:20pm · REMOTE SYNC	Akinrinade, Babafemi	10/10	Face to Face Instruction