Explores diversity and equity in cities from an urban studies perspective. Examining how different social and identity markers (ethnicity, religion, race, gender, class, sexuality, disability or language) shape cities. The primary focus is Canada, but the course also takes a comparative perspective and looks at these issues outside of Canada. Students with credit for URB 463 or POL 463 may not take this course for further credit.
Explores diversity and equity in cities from an urban studies perspective. Examining how different social and identity markers (ethnicity, religion, race, gender, class, sexuality, disability or language) shape cities. The primary focus is Canada, but the course also takes a comparative perspective and looks at these issues outside of Canada. Students with credit for URB 463 or POL 463 may not take this course for further credit.
