White Collar Crime

Whether you are religious or not, religion affects all of our lives, from its influence on those around us to its impact on public policy. In this course, we will examine the intersection of religion and crime using the tools of criminology and sociology. Are religious individuals less likely to commit crime? Can religious communities influence local crime? Does conservative and liberal religion influence crime in the same way? To what degree are individuals victimized because of their religion?

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

SOC 383