Solidarity beyond borders

(4 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Paris, France (P3): This Masters level course examines "internationalism" in the labour struggle. Through the lens of Britain, Ireland, Scotland, and the United States, students will look at the transnational networks that opposed imperialism and fought for labour rights. The history will be explored through a study of both primary and secondary sources. Paris, France (P3) course 12S01: The course explores the evolution of working-class solidarity from the nineteenth to the twentieth century on a global scale, specially anglophone countries. It examines transnational labour movements within contexts shaped by capitalism, imperialism, racism, patriarchy, and nationalism. Its goal is to analyze primary and secondary sources to understand the contradictions and legacies of international labour activism.