SOC 201C: Environmental Problems, Social Movements, and Activism

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Sociology 201 C: Environmental Problems, Social Movements & Activism

SOC 201C: "Sociology and the Environment"

Spring 2016
SLN 19137
MW 1030
Instructor: Kara Dillard (kdillard@uw.edu)

How do social movements develop in response to environmental problems? What makes these movements successful or failures? This course explores a series of campus-local, state, national and global environmental problems through the lense of environmental activism and social movements. Historical and sociological dimensions of environmental social problems and their related movements will be analyzed.

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