GEOG 22.02 Global Poverty and Care

This course explores causes and patterns of global poverty and links this with the urgent need for care and care ethics in our lives and in society broadly. We will focus particularly on how care work is devalued and globalized through international flows of care that contribute to global inequality. Through our analysis of global interconnections we will think about our responsibilities to care for those who are near and those who are across the globe.

Instructor

Lopez

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC

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Offered

• Fall