Co-operative Movements in Comparison: Antigonish & Beyond

Three credits · Undergraduate

This course explores social change and economic development through the history, philosophy, and practice of co-operative movements across Canada, with a focus on the Antigonish Movement. The movements are used to examine political systems, labour relations, class conflict, co-operative strategies, education, religion, and ethnicity in the context of social transformation. Cross-listed as DEVS 322. Prerequisites: SOCI 101, 102 or DEVS 201, 202. Three credits.