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GNDR 3008

Feminist Practices and Global Change

Undergraduate

examines, in considerable depth and detail, connections between feminist theories and activism for social and political change on a global scale. It examines how social movement activisms, particularly in their transnational feminist forms, are mobilized in different historical, cultural and geographic contexts; and are increasingly defined by linkages between the local, regional and global/transnational. All sections of this course follow International Studies guidelines available at www.mun.ca/hss/IS .

Prerequisites & course information

EQ: the former GNDR 4005, the former WSTD 4005 PR: 3 credit hours in Gender Studies

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