Carleton University · HRSJ 5305

Population Health and Human Rights

Credits : 0.5 creditReference year : 2026-27

Description

This course connects progressive thinking about the distribution of diseases among different historically situated groups of people with critical ideas about human rights and social justice. It injects political and historical thinking into dominant ideas and understandings of disease etiology and causes of ill-health.

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  • Seminar
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This course connects progressive thinking about the distribution of diseases among different historically situated groups of people with critical ideas about human rights and social justice. It injects political and historical thinking into dominant ideas and understandings of disease etiology and causes of ill-health.

  • Seminar

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