outline the meaning of the concept of `utopia` and its relevance to social and public policy

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critically analyse the feasibility of achieving a `good society` through a range of ideological, political, social and ethical lenses.

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explore critically potential social policies that would be necessary to achieve a `good society` within competing and contrasting ideological paradigms

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examine diverse and controversial perspectives on welfare theory and what constitutes a `good society`

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define the concept and meaning of `utopia` in multiple social and political contexts

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an informed judgment about key questions as regards the possible key factors involved in, and effects of empire.

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demonstrate that they have learned to distinguish between competing explanations of the causes and consequences of these processes

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demonstrate that they have developed a historical understanding of the role played by processes of colonization, and of formal and informal imperialism in the d

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evaluate the capacity of contemporary criminological theory to explain developments in crime and social control

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critically analyse the diverse and often competing theoretical perspectives that attempt to explain crime

• 07 / 11 / 2018