ANTH 313 - Modernization and Development

  • 3 credits

This course will explore contemporary issues and events in a global context. The focus will be directed at recognizing the changing theoretical paradigms and methods for anthropologists in ethnographical representation for human populations that are evolving in "borderless" communities in modernity.

This course can be applied toward:

Prerequisite

ANTH 100 (Introduction to Cultural Anthropology) or ANTH 200 (Cultures and the Global System).

Important Information

Please have all textbooks in-hand at the beginning of the course.

Textbooks and Materials

Textbooks and materials can be purchased at the CSU Bookstore unless otherwise indicated.

Required

  • Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS
    Warrick, Joby
    ISBN: 978-0804168939
  • Global Outlaws: Crime, Money, and Power in the Contemporary World (2007)
    Nordstrom, Carolyn
    ISBN: 978-0520250963
  • Globalization (2005)
    Appadurai, Arjun (ed.)
    ISBN: 978-0822327233
  • Rising Tides: Climate Refugees in the 21st Century (2017)
    Wennersten, John R. and Denise Robbins
    ISBN: 978-0253025883

Instructors

Barbara Hawthorne

(970) 351-2153 | barbara.hawthorne@colostate.edu

Dr. Barbara Hawthorne's research areas include applied anthropology, art expression and representation, community engagement, immigrant populations in the United States with emphasis on Mexican-American studies in northern Colorado; multicultural education, gender studies; research and methodologies in anthropology and education; cultural change and globalization; gender studies; human sexuality; and museoloogy.

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