The Home and the World: Gender, Family, and Nation-State -- A Cross-Cultural Perspective

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Exploration of gender, family, and households, and their connection with nation and state formation; social construction of gender, different forms of families and households, class- caste-racial hierarchies, the life-course, sexualities, gender, labor, and family inequalities across time in various geopolitical contexts, socio-cultural and political-economic processes. This course is the same as History 3336 and Children and Youth Studies 3338.