HIST 4245 - Gender, Race and Class Issues in Middle Eastern History

3 hours

Examines a variety of gender, race and class issues in modern Middle Eastern history, including the position of women in Middle Eastern societies, the role of minority ethnic groups (such as Kurds and Copts) in civil society, the crisis of masculinity and imperialism in the Middle East, and the impact of economic programs on class systems.

Prerequisite(s): None.