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POL 375 Gender, Migration, and Displacement

This course explores global migration and displacement from gendered perspectives. We study migration theories, migratory movements, displacement, and selected themes in migration through gendered analysis. Students emerge from the course with the analytical skills and knowledge to contextualize, critically assess, and comparatively analyze contemporary developments in global migration and displacement as it pertains to gender.

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3