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Work in the "New" Economy
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Course Number:
360
Semesters Offered:
Fall or Spring
Credits:
4 What is the “new” global economy and how has it transformed the landscape of the American economy in the last three decades? How do individuals experience the consequences of globalization in their lives, both as workers and consumers? This course will examine recent transformations in the U.S. economy — including deskilling, downsizing, and the rise of the service sector — and will consider how each of these “transformations” relate to issues of identity, community, family formation, structural inequality, and national culture.
Prerequisite:
Two 200-level Sociology courses. Instructor(s):
* Indicates courses not offered every year.
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