POLI.4450 Politics of Repression and Dissent (Formerly 46.445)
Id: 036722
Credits: 3-3
Description
A focus on the dark side of politics - political repression, including politically motivated imprisonment, torture, murder, and disappearance- and the struggle of critics to bring about change through non-violent and violent demonstrations, general strikes and armed resistance.
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