GEO 255 - Making a Living: Workers in a Global Economy

Our daily experiences shape and are shaped by changing economic landscapes through our patterns of work, consumption, and leisure. The course addresses the prospects and challenges for making a living in a global economy. We will examine a variety of perspectives on work, both paid and unpaid. We will pay particular attention to the connection of workers between and across places. The course discusses both new and old geographical divisions of labor and the restructuring of work and workplaces at the international, regional, local and household scales.

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Credits: 3

Meets the Following Core Requirement: Culture, Power, and Equity; International
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Course Type: Geography