POSC 2300U – Mobilizing for Change

Students taking this course will learn about the major controversies and issues in the study of social movements and contentious politics. Different types of social movements will be explored as well as their origin, emergence and organization within the context of community/collective action. Emphasis will be placed on community leadership and the ability to prepare and aid in future social movements (online/conventional). The course content will give examples to students on how to best translate theory and policy into sustainable practice.
Formerly: CDPS 2000U
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): POSC 1100U or SOCI 1000U
Credit restriction(s): CDEV 2000U, CDPS 2000U, SSCI 2710U