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Globalization Studies modules engage students in critical analysis of the dominant forces of globalization鈥攎obility, integration and change鈥攆rom the vantage point of human life. In the core courses in the Globalization Studies streams, students learn to distinguish prevailing theories about how globalization works, learn about the social, environmental and political entailments of capitalism, and consider alternative social, political and economic formations. Supplementary courses explore the emergence of resistance movements, localized alternatives to globalization, the impacts of mass production and consumption, the place of community in a globalized world, and more. The globalization studies program examines such issues as: Global capitalist production in social formations, Responses of Indigenous peoples to global dispossession of land, Mobilisation of critical global social resistances, Non-hegemonic economic forms, Food systems, agriculture and global capitalism, The ungovernability of life, Human migration, Decoloniality and decolonization, Community.

Faculty of Arts and Social Science