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Study of social movements, examining how they function, influence the world, and shape the lives of their participants. Through lectures, discussions, and projects, students engage with theories of social movements and contentious politics. Comparative cases may include the uprisings in Egypt and Syria, feminist activism worldwide, student protests in Chile, democratic movements in Ukraine and Hong Kong, and transnational human rights campaigns.

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Class #richmond_2-1932Fall 2026UGRD

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