2600. Work and Economic Justice
Also offered as: GSCU 2660
3.00 credits
Prerequisites: Not open to students who have passed URBN 3998 when offered as Work and Economic Justice. Recommended preparation: GSCU 2101.
Grading Basis: Graded
Interdisciplinary analysis of conservation and the human-environment relationship from a cross-cultural perspective. Major topics include sustainability, environmental ethics, climate change, natural disasters, health, and environmental justice.
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Historical and contemporary analysis of park issues related to the social, ecological, and economic sustainability of cities, such as the racial politics of park advocacy, the changing social practices of park use, the privatization of public space, urban resilience and green infrastructure, and the relationship between parks, gentrification, and urban sustainability.
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