GEOG 149
Border Studies: Globalization, Nation, Identity
Description: (Formerly numbered 134.) Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Analysis of history, production, and functions of contemporary borders. Designed to broaden understanding of and challenge dominant narratives about many physical, political, and conceptual borders that shape our daily lives, from national boundaries to security fences to discoveries about race and gender. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Most Helpful Review
Spring 2025 - This class is great and I love Professor Potts. I would take every class with her if I could. Grade is primarily based off of midterm and final which are fair and she gives a great study guide for. Lectures are interesting and course material is cohesive and interesting. This class has similar themes and focus as her Global Studies 1 class, with more in depth study of certain topics. I recommend this class if it fulfills one of your requirements!
Spring 2025 - This class is great and I love Professor Potts. I would take every class with her if I could. Grade is primarily based off of midterm and final which are fair and she gives a great study guide for. Lectures are interesting and course material is cohesive and interesting. This class has similar themes and focus as her Global Studies 1 class, with more in depth study of certain topics. I recommend this class if it fulfills one of your requirements!
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