Philosophy of Law, Politics and Economics Minor

Logic

Students must complete one course from this category. 

• PHIL 220 Introduction to Logic Units: 4
• PHIL 222g Logic and Language Units: 4
• PHIL 350 Intermediate Logic Units: 4
• PHIL 450 The Limits of Logic Units: 4
• PHIL 452 Modal Logic Units: 4

Philosophy and Economics

Students must complete at least one course from this category. 

• PHIL 101 Free People, Free Thought and Free Markets Units: 4
• PHIL 314 Origins of Free Market Thought in Early Modern Europe Units: 4
• PHIL 339 Philosophy of Economics Units: 4
• ECON 101 Free People, Free Thought and Free Markets Units: 4
• ECON 203g Principles of Microeconomics Units: 4
• ECON 238xg Political Economy and Social Issues Units: 4
• ECON 339 Philosophy of Economics Units: 4

Philosophy and Politics

Students must complete at least one course from this category. 

• PHIL 103g Philosophy, Politics and Economics in Europe, from Renaissance to Enlightenment Units: 4
• PHIL 174gw Freedom, Equality, and Social Justice Units: 4
• PHIL 258g Probability and Rational Choice Units: 4
• PHIL 337 Political Philosophy Units: 4
• PHIL 437 Social and Political Philosophy Units: 4
• POSC 130g Law, Politics and Public Policy Units: 4
• POSC 300 Principles, Institutions, and Great Issues of American Democracy Units: 4
• POSC 374 The American Founders: Visions, Values and Legacy Units: 4
• POSC 375 American Political Thought Units: 4

Philosophy and Law

Students must complete at least one course from this category. 

• LAW 210p Fundamentals of the U.S. Legal System Units: 4
• PHIL 178gw Moral Dilemmas in the Legal Domain Units: 4
• PHIL 430 Philosophy of Law Units: 4
• PHIL 431 Law, Society, and Politics Units: 4
• POSC 340 Constitutional Law Units: 4

Minimum Units Required: 20