SOC 4113 - Social Movements

3 Credit Hour(s)

Social movements are a driving force behind political, social, and cultural change. This course explores the major theoretical approaches used in the social sciences to understand social movements. From this base, the course will examine a range of case studies of movements concerned with war and peace, environmental issues, race and ethnicity, women and LGBTQ issues, social justice, as well as resistance movements to political, social, and cultural change.

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SOC 4113 - Social Movements