AP/SOSC 4372 6.00

Honours Seminar: Religion, Governance and Law in a Global Context

This course explores the different ways religion and religious freedom are being governed in our contemporary world. It invites students to think critically and comparatively about the relationships between secularism and religion, and how these intersect with notions of law, nationalism, geography, gender and global discourses of rights. This course is organized around theoretical and empirical readings that draw on cases from around the world.