300151 Migration I: Global Mobilities (S) (WiSe 2017/2018)
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This course discusses historical patterns of mobilities and contemporary trends of migration. Students are encouraged to reflect on migration within broader developments in economics, politics, culture and life styles including migrant lives. These trends raise debates on deprivation, inclusion/exclusion, and citizenship. This course highlights the global and transnational character of migration and the importance of historical background to current processes. It also examines how in race, gender, class and nationhood have shaped the experience of migration for mobile und immobile groups in the global South and the global North.
Bibliography
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Required reading:
Mavroudi, Elizabeth and Caroline Nagel. 2016. Global Migration: Patterns, Processes and Politics. London: Routledge.
Faist, Thomas, Margit Fauser and Eveline Reisenauer. 2013. Transnational Migration. Cambridge: Polity.
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| 25-FS-EM Einführungsmodul | E2: Einführende Veranstaltung aus den Fakultäten | Student information | |
| E3: Einführende Veranstaltung aus den Fakultäten | Student information | ||
| 25-FS-GM Grundlagenmodul | E2: Einführende Veranstaltung aus den Fakultäten | Student information | |
| E3: Einführende Veranstaltung aus den Fakultäten | Student information | ||
| 30-M25 Fachmodul Transnationalisierung, Migration und Entwicklung | Seminar 1 | Study requirement
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| - | Graded examination | Student information |
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- This lecture is taught in english
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- Faculty of Sociology
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