Course Number
ANT-270-01
Course Description
The course introduces anthropological approaches to the study of politics. We will examine influential theories of power, democracy and the state and apply them to understanding particular cases in various areas of the world. Topics covered will include: ethnographies of local politics, democratic elections, ethnographies of bureaucracy and other state institutions, ethnographic accounts of the political implications of development practice, and ethnographies in and of the world system. We end by exploring the implications of globalization for studying politics and the state.
Academic Term
Instructor
Witsoe, Jeffrey
Location & Meeting Time
Synchronous Online-ONLI M/W 03:20PM-05:00PM LEC
Petition
N
Credits
1.00
Capacity
25
Total Students
17
Additional Information