Course Detail
Units:
3.0
Course Components:
Lecture
Enrollment Information
Requirement Designation:
Int'l Req & Social Behavioral Science Exploration
Course Attribute:
University Connected Learning
Flexible Schedule
Description
Within the last two decades, Europe has seen the end of the Cold War, civil wars, the rise of new nation-states, and an enlargement of the European Union, all of which resulted in large movements of people across national boundaries as well as across the borders of Europe. Taking an anthropological perspective informed by history, this course examines how political, economic, and cultural processes have impacted the lives of the people in contemporary Europe.