Course Schedule and Catalog

Long Title: CAMPAIGNERS, ACTIVISTS, AND RADICALS: GENDER AND CITIZENSHIP IN MODERN EUROPE

Department: Policy Studies

Grade Mode: Standard Letter

Language of Instruction: Taught in English

Course Type: Lecture

Credit Hours: 3

Description: STUDY ABROAD CAPA IN LONDON ONY. This course analyses women's claims for citizenship through twentieth and early twenty-first century Europe from a variety of perspectives. By 1945, the majority of women in Europe had been enfranchise, yet as women demanded to exercise the rights of citizenship, they frequently faced limitations upon their rights as citizens based on gender. This course charts the ways in which women have adapted to and attempted to challenge the ideological, political and material conditions of citizen ship in modern Europe. Topics to be examined include: women’s political activism; citizenship and warfare; consumer citizen-ship; sexuality and reproductive rights; and citizenship within the context of multicultural society. Department Permission Required.