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PSCI 362 - Politics of Indigenous Peoples

Students will gain an understanding and learn to articulate diverse perspectives on contemporary Indigenous issues, politics, and critical theory by examining these issues from the perspective of Indigenous North American peoples. Through a variety of research-based reading and writing assignments, students will critically reflect on colonialism, power, and state policy to understand the structures, interests, and processes that shape Indigenous struggles in Canada and North America.

Prerequisites

Level at least 2B

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

None

Offerings

Fall 2023 [1239]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001815016 / 4008:30 - 09:50 W

Winter 2023 [1231]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001875012 / 6010:00 - 11:20 M,WOPT 309Rowland Keshena Robinson

Spring 2022 [1225]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001491131 / 6009:30 - 10:50 M,W Rowland Keshena Robinson

Spring 2021 [1215]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 041507021 / 6012:30 - 13:20 M Rowland Keshena Robinson

Fall 2020 [1209]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 041966937 / 60 Rowland Keshena Robinson

Winter 2019 [1191]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00193661 / 1

Winter 2016 [1161]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00189671 / 1

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