GEOG 30.02 Geographies of Displacement

This course examines geographies of displacement and what it means to not have a “place” in the world. We will think about how social (dis)locations are mapped onto bodies to define (un)belonging in place through an intersectional lens on race, class, gender, language, and more. This course privileges the voices, experiences, and perspectives from “the margins” in understanding the experiences of inequality, exclusion, and segregation within space. It specifically considers the relationship between power, identity, space/place, and agency.

Instructor

Eisenhauer

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC

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Offered

• Spring