SOC466Undergraduate
Nature, Labor and Global Social Formations
Printed in the catalogue as NATURE, LABOR AND GLOBAL SOCIAL FORMATIONS
Course content
The course explores the relational and intersecting processes of appropriation of nature through human labor, the production of space and social ecologies; appropriation of the surplus created by labor by the owners of the means of production; formation of social identities such as race, ethnicity and class through a historical perspective both in colonial and post-colonial contexts across the globe.
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