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Law and Justice at the University of Massachusetts at Boston.

The Law and Justice Program, begun in 1973-1974, represented a major step in the evolution of the curriculum of College I a liberal arts college at the University of Massachusetts at Boston attempting to develop new interdisciplinary programs in institutional and area studies. These programs, it was hoped, would bring together the Humanities and the Social Sciences, would bring to bear the conceptual concerns of the liberal arts on important problems of contemporary society, and would combine the traditional academic interest in intellectual breadth with the interest of many students in programs relevant to their possible careers.