MAIS 663: Critical Race Theory in Global Context (Rev. C2/Rev. C3) Report a Broken Link

MAIS 663 explores conceptions of race from various perspectives in social and political theory, recognizing that such knowledge is important for making sense of the ambiguities and complexities of race and sociopolitical life in modern liberal states.

Unit 1: Introduction: The Invention and Meanings of Race (Week 1)


Unit 2: Contemporary Discourses of Race and Racism(s) (Week 2)


Unit 3: Not Just Gender, Not Just Race: Mapping Intersections and Interconnections (Week 3)


Unit 4: Race-Making, Whiteness, and Critical Racial Projects (Week 4)


Unit 5: Whiteness, Anti-racism, and the Racial State (Week 5)


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Unit 6: The Global Prison Industrial Complex (Week 7)


Unit 7: Globalization, Tourism, and the State: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexual Politics (Week 8)


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Unit 8: Diasporic Encounters: Race-Making, Race-Mixing, and the Construction of Identity in New Times (Week 9)


Unit 9: Race and Apartheid in South Africa (Week 10)


Unit 10: Post-Apartheid: "Rainbow Nation" / "Non-racial Democracy" (Week 11)


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Unit 11: Race and "Racial Democracy" in Brazil (Week 12)


Unit 12: Race-Gender-Class and In/Equality in Brazil's "Racial Democracy" (Week 13)


Unit 13: Post-racial in the Age of Barack Obama and Michelle Obama and . . . Donald Trump? (Week 14)