MA Gender and Politics
Course Overview
This course examines the critical role of sex, gender, and sexuality within global politics through an intersectional, post-colonial lens. You will analyze how these power structures intersect with race, class, and ability to shape the contemporary world order. The program culminates in an independent research project, allowing you to consolidate your knowledge on a topic of your choice.
Key Program Highlights
- An intersectional approach to understanding the fundamental relationship between gender and politics
- Critical analysis of transnational issues like drone warfare, human rights, and neoliberal austerity
- Opportunity to conduct independent research on a chosen topic in the second semester
- Grounding in post-colonial critique and a wide range of theoretical perspectives
- Examination of contemporary backlash and co-optation in feminist and anti-racist movements
Course Overview
This course examines the critical role of sex, gender, and sexuality within global politics through an intersectional, post-colonial lens. You will analyze how these power structures intersect with race, class, and ability to shape the contemporary world order. The program culminates in an independent research project, allowing you to consolidate your knowledge on a topic of your choice.
Key Program Highlights
- An intersectional approach to understanding the fundamental relationship between gender and politics
- Critical analysis of transnational issues like drone warfare, human rights, and neoliberal austerity
- Opportunity to conduct independent research on a chosen topic in the second semester
- Grounding in post-colonial critique and a wide range of theoretical perspectives
- Examination of contemporary backlash and co-optation in feminist and anti-racist movements
