ANT327H1: "Diversity": Critical/Comparative Studies of Indigeneity, Multiculturalism and (Settler) Colonialism


How do societies understand and manage their own diversity?  This course unites critical studies of multiculturalism and settler colonialism to study Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S., also examining strategies in other sites for managing diversity which are framed differently (e.g. superdiversity (Europe), co-existence (Japan), multiracialism (Hawai’i), mestizoness (Mexico)).

Distribution Requirements: 
Social Science
Breadth Requirements: 
Society and its Institutions (3)