GEOG320
Power, Space, and Territory: Geographies of Political Change
Status
Active
Subject code
GEOG
Course Number
320
Department(s)
Description
Analyses of and explorations into the spatial dimensions and geographic characteristics of global, regional, and local political change; and the political economy and ecology of globalization. Topics include: imperialism; world systems theory; nationalism; regionalism; electoral geography; race, class and gender; political economy of trade and foreign aid; and political ecology.
Course Attributes
AI-Social Inquiry (AISO), IF-Power/Equity/Identity/Cult (IFPE)
Min
1
Max
-
Prerequisites
One of the following: GEOG210, GS210, ENVR210, GEOG201, or GS290