Semester Requirements
Globalization theory analyzes how linkages and interconnections across and beyond conventional borders and boundaries are forged by people, political regimes, social movements, corporate enterprise, and culture industries. The emphasis is on the causes, signs, and possibilities of globalization with view to mobile populations, permeable borders, transnational flows of capital, and the traffic of culture across space or historical time. Courses examine how global fluidities, mobilities, and connections have been forged, the various dynamic and unpredictable responses of people in diverse locations to global processes, and the implications of global processes for a shared future.
| Course | |
|---|---|
| Electives | |
| Choose three of the following: | |
| ANTH-210 | Culture and Globalization |
| ANTH-235 | Immigration to the U.S. |
| ANTH-330 | Cultural Images of War |
| ANTH-345 | Genocide and Post-Conflict Justice |
| ANTH-350 | Global Economy and the Grassroots |
| ANTH-370 | Media and Globalization |
| ANTH-410 | Global Cities |
| ANTH-425 | Global Sexualities |
| INGS-201 | Histories of Globalization |
| SOCI-250 | Globalization and Security |
| SOCI-315 | Global Exiles of War and Terror |