AMS 318 - Globalization and Social Justice

1 semester, 3 Credits

With the fall of socialist states, capitalist markets, economic relations, and consumerism have become global. Examine the political, cultural, and economic origins, consequences, and responses (with specific concern for the prospects for social justice, democracy and equality) in the rich and poor countries of the world; impacts on workers; ecological, resource, and environmental implications; and anti-corporate globalization resistance movements. Same as GST 318, SOC 318, and WMS 318.

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AMS 318 - Globalization and Social Justice