AMIN3430 — Global Indigenous Studies
This course fosters a consideration of the planet's indigenous peoples, emphasizing their various and varying cultural, territorial, political, social, legal, aesthetic, economic, and intellectual contributions and claims. Exploring indigenous peoples' relationships with one another, with settler governments, with non-governmental organizations, and with supranational institutions, students in the course will develop a broad understanding of the increasingly global trajectories of indigenous studies.
Part of
- Accounting B.Acc.
- Economics B.B.A.
- Finance B.B.A.
- Marketing B.B.A.
- Management B.B.A.
- Risk Management and Insurance B.B.A.
- Management Information Systems B.B.A.
- Health Care Management B.B.A.
- Financial Markets Finance B.B.A.
- Financial Planning B.B.A.
- Entrepreneurship B.B.A
- Marketing and Graphic Design B.B.A.
- Business Analytics B.B.A.
- Human Resource Management B.B.A.
- Professional Sales B.B.A.
- Consumer Insights and Analytics B.B.A.