IDSD16H3: Africana Political Economy in Comparative Perspective

This course analyzes racial capitalism among persons of African descent in the Global South and Global North with a focus on diaspora communities. Students learn about models for self-determination, solidarity economies and cooperativism as well as Black political economy theory.

Same as AFSD16H3

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[10.0 credits including [AFSA01H3 or IDSA01H3 or POLB90H3]] or permission of instructor

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AFSD16H3

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Social and Behavioural Sciences

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University-Based Experience

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