GEOG 25 Social Justice and the City

This course explores issues of social justice and cities in terms of the spatial unevenness of money and power within and among cities, between cities and their hinterlands, and between cities of the world. We will examine how multiple dynamic geographic processes produce spatial and social inequalities that make cities the locus of numerous social justice issues. We will also look at how urban communities and social groups are engaged in working for social change.

Instructor

Collins

Cross Listed Courses

SOCY 49.22; WGSS 37.03

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:CI

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Offered

• Fall