Gender, Migration and Development

Three credits · Undergraduate

This course explores the meanings and intersections of gender, migration and development by taking an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to understand concepts (such as migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, mobile subjects, temporary foreign workers, or care-givers) in the context of immigration policies, citizenship practices, economic exploitation, human trafficking, border mechanisms and internal gatekeeping politics. Credit will be granted for only one of WMGS 213 and WMGS 299 (2021-2022). Cross-listed as DEVS 213. Prerequisite: DEVS 101 or WMGS 100. Three credits.