Description
Transnational Urban History
This class exposes students to the history of cities across a broad spectrum of time and place. The level of analysis is both more global and more local than traditional narratives of the nation state. This course explores the recurring challenges and possibilities of urban life and urban governance across cultures and time. An emphasis on reading and writing will help students develop the skills of critical analysis.

Restricted to Graduate Students.

Outcomes: Appreciation for the recurring challenges and possibilities of urban life and urban governance across cultures and time; An emphasis on reading and writing will help students develop the skills of critical analysis.
Details
Grading Basis
Graded
Units
3
Component
Discussion - Required
Seminar - Required
Offering
Course
HIST 464
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Academic Organization
History
Enrollment Requirements
Restricted to Graduate Students.