Blended Course
In-class: MWF 10 am -12:50 pm
January 2-22, 2019
Following a consideration of the philosophical and legal foundations, an examination of human rights principles and practices in five policy domains: structured inequality, gender, indigenous livelihoods, migration, and climate change. Emphasizing an anthropological perspective, drawing heavily on fine-grained, ethnographic accounts to contextualize human rights violations and responses.
Dr. Robert Winthrop served as senior social scientist at the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management (2002-2017). He is a cultural anthropologist and professional track faculty member in the Department of Anthropology.
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