ANTH 3058 Urban Anthropology
is an examination of anthropological studies of urban populations and population segments, such as ethnic groups and categories, occupations, neighbourhoods, etc.

ANTH 3060 The Idea of Culture
is the history of ideas, dealing with the emergence of this key anthropological concept, the meanings it has acquired, its broader implications, and major critiques of its use in the social sciences.

ANTH 3061 Culture and Social Inequality
examines the role of culture in mediating different forms of social inequality, exploring the idea that culture is not only a way of life but also a way of managing power among unequals, from individuals to social classes. Readings in the course concentrate on cultural techniques of social control.

ANTH 3062 Anthropology and Social Policy
approaches social policy anthropologically, with a view to defamiliarizing an organizing principle of contemporary societies that is often taken for granted. Following an introduction to the anthropology of policy subfield, the class will use case studies to explore how policy relates to power and ideology; and consider what anthropology can contribute to policy studies.

ANTH 3063 The Politics of Ethnicity and Multiculturalism
examines anthropological approaches and contributions to debates about ethnicity and multiculturalism.

ANTH 3064 Anthropology and the Study of Social Problems
- inactive course.

ANTH 3070 Indigenous Self-Governance
examines contemporary Issues on the development of, and barriers to, self-government among Canadian Indigenous peoples. The focus will be on topics such as land claims and claims settlements, self-government agreements and proposed agreements, economic development, environmental and social Impact of Industrial developments, and cultural and religious revival.
EQ: the former ANTH 4070

ANTH 3073 Imaginary Worlds
explores the anthropology of imaginary worlds, including those created through pseudo-history, on-line gaming, science fiction and fantasy literature, and film. Particular examples will be examined in terms of the ways that social stratification, gender, ethnicity, race, and cultural beliefs become constructed inside of these imaginary worlds.

ANTH 3082 Banditry, Rebellion, and Social Revolution
examines types of social conflict specific to different kinds of class-based society, including social banditry, primitive rebellions, and peasant revolutions. More generally, social conflict is used to explore the variety of ways that pre-industrial societies have been made part of the modern world economy.

ANTH 3083 Global Environmental Crises
examines the social, cultural, and economic forces that have contributed to rapid resource depletion and other environmental changes from the 20th century to present, and looks at how the impacts of these changes have been experienced around the world. All sections of this course follow International Studies guidelines available at www.mun.ca/hss/IS.

ANTH 3100 Dominance and Power
is a study of dominance behaviour in human societies, surveying the range from private to public and from openly exploitative to fully legitimate power systems.
EQ: the former Sociology/Anthropology 3100, the former Sociology 3100