Indigeneity and Sociology

Undergraduate

This course engages selected topics in Indigeneity in relation to sociological perspectives and settler colonial processes. Particular attention is paid to Canada and to Mi’kma’ki. Topics may include: Treaties, treaty rights, and Indigenous sovereignty; settler colonization and Indigenous resistance and resurgence; Indigenous social theories, knowledge systems, and approaches; issues of justice, economics, education, environment, food sovereignty, health, and law. Prerequisite(s): 3h of 1000-level SOCI and second- year standing, or permission of the instructor.