GEOG 333 - Sustainability and Global Development

4 Hour(s) Credit
Analysis of concepts, ideologies and social trends that have generated regions referred to as the Global North and Global South. Examine human-nature interactions as they express themselves in demographics, resource distribution, economic disparity, neo-colonialism, energy consumption, food and water availability.
Four hours lecture per week.
Meets General Education: Social Configurations (SC)
Prerequisites Junior standing, at least one human and/or physical geography/geology course.