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Monash University

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Culture, power and globalisation

  • ATS1255
  • Clayton Second semester 2013 (Day)
  • 6 points, SCA Band 1, 0.125 EFTSL
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Anthropologists working among diverse communities have had to take into account the different ways in which people's identities, cultural practices, and sources of livelihoods have been increasingly shaped by global changes and inter-ethnic conflicts. This unit examines the impact of cultures upon each other, in particular, due to the development and spread of capitalism, colonialism, nationalism and globalisation. The focus will involve looking at the social transformation of societies, cultures and identities as ongoing processes in light of these forces of modernity. -- Course Website

Instructor: James Barry



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