POLS 2340
The Making of the Global World
This course examines some of the basic historical processes that have constituted the contemporary global world. Among others, these include the rise of colonialism, capitalism, and the nation-state along with science as the dominant epistemology (i.e. way of knowing). The course explores particular issues that have emerged through this history including racism and nationalism, neoliberalism and precarity, migration and border control.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Winter 2027