International Migration: Practice, Theory & Regulation

Subject: 
Global Governance (GGOV)
Catalog number: 
644
Unit weight: 
0.50
Meet type: 
LEC,SEM
Grading basis: 
NUM
Cross-listing(s): 
SOC-784
Requisites: 
N/A
Description: 
This course explores theoretical perspectives on migration and critically examines how states deter or facilitate migration flows, including irregular immigration, refugees and asylum seekers, and low and high-skilled labourers. A multidisciplinary approach allows students to investigate the ubiquitous rise of border controls as a state tool to control migration, and how their implementation intersects with gender, race, class and nationality.
Topic titles: 
N/A
Faculty: 
Arts (ART)
Academic level: 
GRD
Course ID: 
014803