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Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
The Race, Ethnicity and Gender field explores core political constructs
such as governance, policy making, participation, conflict, and
attitudes through the lens of race, ethnicity, and gender. The goal is
to provide students with the necessary theoretical and methodological
foundations needed to understand and analyze racial, ethnic, and gender
politics in the U. S. and across the world.
Faculty: Ted Hopf,
Bill Liddle,
Harwood McClerking,
Corinne McConnaughy,
Tom Nelson,
Nick Nelson,
Irfan Nooruddin, Ismail White
Required Courses:
- PS 707.01 (Seminar in Race and Ethnicity) or PS707.02 (Topics in Race
and Ethnicity).
- PS 712 (Gender and American Politics).
Other elective courses that are regularly offered include:
- PS 608 (Ethnic Politics in American Cities)
- PS 614 (Urban Politics)
- PS636 (Southeast Asian Politics)
- PS 737 (Identity Politics)
- PS 739 (South Asian Politics).
Students may also take courses offered in the
Departments of
Sociology, Psychology,
African-American and American Studies, and
Women’s Studies.
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