HR 32005

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HR 32005 - Resource Extraction, Development, and Human Rights (3 cr)

School Of Arts & SciencesARTSC - School of Arts and Sciences

Course Title

Resource Extraction, Development, and Human Rights

Catalog Description

This course evaluates the human rights impacts of investment and development projects, including projects in extractive industries (oil, gas, metals and minerals), manufacturing (such as the garment industry) and large-scale infrastructure (such as dams). The course critically examines the role that international financial institutions, development agencies, and the private sector often play in perpetuating extreme wealth inequality and entrenching human rights abuses.

Minimum

3

Max

3

Contact Hours

3

Academic Progress Units

3

Repeat For Credit

No

Requirement Designation

Regular Liberal Arts

Prerequisites & Corequisites

029777

Lecture