Year
2020
Units
4.5
Contact
1 x 2-hour seminar weekly
Enrolment not permitted
INTR9007 has been successfully completed
Course context
Master of Arts (Women's Studies); Master of Arts (International Relations); Master of Arts (International Development) by coursework; Graduate Diploma in International Relations; Graduate Diploma in International Development
Topic description
This topic will explore the impact of international politics on women in the Third World. Using a feminist critique of international relations theory, the underlying goal will be to consider the relationship between gender and current development issues such as development policy and planning, the environment, health, education and war.
Educational aims
This topic aims to:
- Familiarise students with critical approaches to gender and development within international politics
- Equip students with advanced theoretical tools for analysing contemporary issues in gender and development.
- Enable students to develop a critical analyses of a relevant matter which is of interest to them in this field through a substantive research project.
Expected learning outcomes
On completion of this topic, students will be expected to be able to:
- Offer a critical account of contemporary issues pertaining to Gender and International Politics
- Critically evaluate the main theories and modes of explanation for the diversity of political contexts and experiences of non-western societies
- Identify and demonstrate the ways in which non-western nations and peoples are empowered and disempowered in culturally specific political circumstances both within nations and beyond borders.
Key dates and timetable
Timetable details for 2020 are no longer published.
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