SOC 469: The Politics of Work, Poverty and Punishment-Spring 2019 Open Seats

Posted by Tim on January 9, 2019 in Academics, Honors Experiences, Honors Seminars

Soc 469: “The Politics of Work, Poverty, and Punishment”

This upper-level seminar will investigate the intersecting politics of work, poverty, and punishment in America. As an upper-level seminar, this class will require extensive reading and intensive class participation. In it, we will explore topics such as mass incarceration and prison labor, race and citizenship, work and welfare, worker resistance and social movements. Students will gain a deep and broad understanding of these important and interrelated dynamics in American today.

Tues 1-3:40, Spring 2019

110 Capen

Professor Erin Hatton