GENS 411
Situated Transnational Feminisms
Examines women's and allied efforts to organize across national borders with focus on: social movements and self-advocacy; innovative uses of human rights and international change instruments; efforts to reduce poverty and create access to citizenship in processes of cooperation and conflict; critiques of economic "development", land use, and environmental damage.
Prerequisites & course information
Permission of the WGST Coordinator required. Note: May be used as Humanities or Social Science credit. Note: Students with credit for WGST 411.3 will not receive credit for this course.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027