The Global Food System: Power, Politics, and Human Rights

Overview

Subject area

HR

Catalog Number

22012

Course Title

The Global Food System: Power, Politics, and Human Rights

Description

This course will examine power and politics in the global food system and will explore the efforts of various actors to shift power dynamics—using the narratives and frameworks of food justice, food sovereignty, and the right to food—to build food systems that are sustainable, nourishing and just. Students will also explore historic and contemporary manifestations of structural racism in our food system, as well as the environmental and ecological impacts of industrial food production.

Typically Offered

Fall, Spring

Academic Career

Undergraduate

Liberal Arts

Yes

Credits

Minimum Units

3

Maximum Units

3

Academic Progress Units

3

Repeat For Credit

No

Components

Name

Lecture

Hours

3

Requisites

012520

Course Schedule