Middlebury

PSCI 0452

Global Environmental Justice

Ecocriticism and Global Environmental Justice
Many global environmental problems—climate change, biodiversity, deforestation, clean water, and transboundary waste movement—are ineffectively managed. In this course we will take a critical look at these failures and ask: do existing norms and attitudes make effective, sustainable environmental management more difficult? In doing so, we will examine institutions and phenomena such as the sovereign nation-state, free market capitalism, and the authority of scientific knowledge. We will ask whether sustainable management is compatible with these institutions and phenomena, or whether they contribute to environmental injustice, racism, political marginalization, and gender and class inequity by studying contemporary and historic examples. 3 hrs. sem. (International Relations and Foreign Policy)/
Subject:
Political Science
Department:
Political Science
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
Equivalent Courses:
IGST 0452

Sections

Fall 2024

PSCI0452A-F24 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Fall 2023

PSCI0452A-F23 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Spring 2021

PSCI0452A-S21 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Spring 2019

PSCI0452A-S19 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Spring 2018

PSCI0452A-S18 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Spring 2017

PSCI0452A-S17 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Spring 2015

PSCI0452A-S15 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Fall 2013

PSCI0452A-F13 Seminar (Fuentes-George)
PSCI0452B-F13 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Fall 2012

PSCI0452A-F12 Seminar (Fuentes-George)

Fall 2011

PSCI0452A-F11 Seminar (Fuentes-George)