Advanced Economic Geography

Undergraduate

engages geography students in the study of advanced economy including alternative economic practices (novel and radical economic practices that unsettle mainstream economies) and their impacts at different scales and contexts (e.g., local, regional, and national; suburban, exurban, and rural). Through a seminar style delivery, students will explore key themes, including: sharing, gig and circular economies, automation and post-automation, DIY markets, postcapitalism, and degrowth.