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SOCI 4233

Seminar in Gender and Development

Undergraduate

This course focuses on theoretical and empirical explanations of how global development processes affect gender inequality and social relations. Students will gain an understanding of how the theories, actors, and ongoing challenges of development interact with and work to shape socially constructed gender relations in a global perspective. Special attention is paid to how globalization influences gender in development processes. Prerequisite(s): 3h 1000-level SOCI and third-year standing, or permission of the instructor.

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