GS 3040 - Contemporary Migration: Global Trends, Local Implications

3 credit hours

Examines past and present trends in global migration; causes and effects of human movement; the impact migration has on host and home societies; emergence of transnational communities; evolving concepts of race, gender, and class in an era of accelerating globalization; and socioeconomic challenges caused by transnational immigration. Requires off-campus assignments. (Fall odd-numbered years)

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