2020s1-appols4261a-03

AP/POLS4261 3.0 A: Security, Capitalism, Ecology

Offered by: POLS


 Session

Summer 2020

 Term

S1

Format

BLEN (Blended online and classroom)

Instructor

Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite

Analyses how the development and contradictions of global capitalism affect human security, basic conditions of existence, forms of livelihood and social and ecological sustainability. Interrogates concepts such as: human security, capital, commodity, commons, primitive accumulation, environment, ecology and food sovereignty from a variety of different theoretical perspectives, including neoliberalism, ecofeminism, eco-socialism and historical materialism. Course credit exclusions: None.

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