ERS 328 - Environmental Politics and System Change
Incremental, transformative and revolutionary system change is seen to derive from a variety of (technological, ecological, institutional, political) drivers. Exploring the history and sociology of environmental politics, the course reviews the drivers of disruptive system change focusing on the role of exogenous shocks, the cumulative impact of environmental science, radical ideas, disruptive technology, mainstream party politics and institutional adaptation, social innovation and traditional `revolutionary' politics.
Prerequisites
Level at least 2A
Offerings
Winter 2026 [1261]
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Time | Days | Location | Instructor |
|---|
| LEC 001 | 7851 | 25 / 32 | 14:30 - 17:20 | W | | |
Fall 2021 [1219]
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Time | Days | Location | Instructor |
|---|
| LEC 001 | 10068 | 12 / 25 | | | | Stephen Alexander Quilley |
Fall 2020 [1209]
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Time | Days | Location | Instructor |
|---|
| LEC 041 | 9289 | 22 / 30 | | | | Stephen Alexander Quilley |
Fall 2018 [1189]
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Time | Days | Location | Instructor |
|---|
| LEC 001 | 9158 | 28 / 30 | 08:30 - 11:20 | T | EV2 2006 | Stephen Quilley |
Fall 2017 [1179]
| Section | Class | Enrolled | Time | Days | Location | Instructor |
|---|
| LEC 001 | 8043 | 27 / 30 | 11:30 - 14:20 | M | HH 138 | Stephen Quilley |
UW Flow Ratings
Liked: 100.00%
Easy: 50.00%
Useful: 100.00 %
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