POLS 3280 - Environmental Political Theory

Hours: 4
This course examines key perspectives and contemporary currents in environmental political theory. The course will consider the issues of political practice and the underlying theoretical questions concerning environmental and ecological politics. The course will analyze the actors, spaces, and power relations of environmental politics in relation to the different ways to think about the natural environment and the major themes of politics and political theory, such as law, policy, social movements, political economy, subjectivity, justice, citizenship, and democracy.
Prerequisites: POLS 1150 or permission of instructor.

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POLS 3280 - Environmental Political Theory