Politics of Environment and Development Field School

1.5 credits · Undergraduate

An advanced, field-based exploration of the politics of environment and global development, focusing on the challenges of inclusive and sustainable development. Topics may include: farming and food security; urbanization and pollution; mining and extractive growth strategies; local experiences of climate change; anti-poverty initiatives and community resilience; legal rights and political movements in ethnic minority communities; and local support for refugee and undocumented communities. A field trip fee may be applied.