GSI 2004F
0.50 credit · Huron
This course explores the socio-economic form of 'capitalism', and examines the development and spread of the key features of capitalist social organization - the division of labour, private property, primitive accumulation - and examines their functioning in a rapidly globalizing world.
Any one of the following: 0.5 GSI course at the 1000–1099 level; Anthropology 2203F/G; Anthropology 2262F/G; 0.5 GSWS course at the 1000 level; Geography and Environment 1400F/G; Health Sciences 1001A/B, Health Sciences 1002A/B, and Health Sciences 1110A/B; History 1818F/G; Indigenous Studies 1020E; Interdisciplinary Studies 1000F/G; MediaCom 1020E; Philosophy 1120F/G; Political Science 1022F/G; SJPS 1025F/G; enrolment in Honours Specialization, Major, Specialization, or Minor in Gender and Women's Studies; enrolment in Honours Specialization, Major, Specialization, or Minor in Health Sciences; enrolment in Honours Specialization, Major, or Minor in Indigenous Studies; enrolment in Honours Specialization, Major, or Minor in Media, Information and Technoculture; enrolment in Honours Specialization, Major, Specialization, or Minor in Social Justice and Peace Studies; or permission of the Centre for Global Social Innovation.
3 hours.
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