ANTH 362 - Borders,Boundaries & Frontiers

Credits: 4

This course examines historical and contemporary anthropological perspectives on social and political borders, boundaries and frontiers; the changing nature of the political anthropology of territory, identity and social order, as they relate to the key concepts of community, ethnic group, region, nation and state; and the current anthropology of international borders within the context of globalization. Sociocultural anthro course. Prerequisite: ANTH 166 or consent of instructor.