PSCI 3310 – Global Indigenous Politics
Offered Winter 2023 – Register now!
Wednesdays 11.35-14.25
The course combines an overview of regional and international indigenous politics with country case-studies from the Americas, Asia, Oceania, and Africa. Topics include colonization, decolonial and postcolonial theories, indigenous movements and worldviews, indigeneity in the United Nations and other International Organizations, land rights, environment, self-determination, development.
Gopika Solanki is Associate Professor of Political Science. Her research interests include Identity politics; Indigeneity and politics; Law and society; Cultural pluralism and intercultural accommodation; State-society relations; Gender and politics.