2021f-appols3102a-03

AP/POLS3102 3.0 A: Indigenous Politics in Canada

Offered by: POLS


 Session

Fall 2021

 Term

F

Format

REMT

Instructor

Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite

A survey course, it examines the relationships between indigenous peoples, the state, society and economy in Canada. Topics include: globalization, (de)colonization, citizenship, constitutionalism, gender, land claims, self-government and resistance.Course credit exclusions: AP/POLS 3102 3.00 (Prior to Fall 2014)


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