Canada and the “Global South”: Connections and Disconnections in the 20th Century

Three credits · Undergraduate

This course examines economic, political, military, and cultural ties between Canada and the Global South during the 20th century. The course explores how Canada’s relationships with the Global South was shaped by its own colonial history and then examines different aspects of governmental, organizational, and person-to-person relations. Topics will include policies on immigration and refugees, business investments, concerns related to human rights, and international aid. Cross-listed as HIST 257. Three credits. Not offered 2026-2027.