3 credits
Course Description: Explore approaches to power and politics in anthropology, with attention to contemporary as well as classic or ‘foundation’ works. Conceptualizations of the state, violence, citizenship, sovereignty, ideology, civil society, national and ethnic identity, resistance, modernity, empire, social movements, and public anthropology.
Spring 2023 Syllabus
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