| Take an intersectional approach to investigating the global politics of gender and 'race.' Gain understanding of why there are gendered, racialized inequities in the global distribution of power and resources; how these inequities have been addressed — and ignored — in international relations theory and practice; how gender and racialization (and their corollaries, sexism, racism, and colonialism) influence people’s lived experiences of global phenomena such as migration, armed conflict, health/disease, and trade. NOTE: Credit cannot be counted for both POLS 3447 and GWS 3447. |
