ENV 500 - Political Ecology

Credits: 3.0
Note MLA: Contemporary Society / Environmental Literacy
Political Ecology investigates the inter-relationships among economic activities, politics, culture, human rights, and the environment. The discipline is based on the belief that environmental conflicts and management cannot be studies without examination of all pertinent social and historical influences. Studies will investigate current world events, considering what factors are impacting migration, conflict, terrorism, genocide, environmental injustice, trade, and international treaties.