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Uedu Open / Gendering U.S. Immigration Policy: Sociopolitical, Theological and Feminist Perspectives
WGS.645

Gendering U.S. Immigration Policy: Sociopolitical, Theological and Feminist Perspectives

Dr. Choi Hee An, Dr. Philip Kretsedemas | Spring 2019
Social Sciences Political Science Policy and Administration Sociology Gender Studies American Politics Public Administration Public Policy
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This course uses theories of gender to explore sociopolitical, ethical and theological perspectives on immigration policy, with a focus on the U.S. The course begins with an overview of global developments in the feminization of migration and ethical and policy dilemmas that are specific to the current era.
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SourceMIT 開放式課程
DepartmentWomen's and Gender Studies
LanguageEnglish
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