Please write IPENet with details of the links to your course homepages. There is growing inequality of income and wealth, between rich and poor, within the United States and between the richer and poorer countries of the world. We will draw on political economy, history, literature and anthropology to address this growing disparity, nationally and globally. This will be the focus of this program as will be analysis of the persistence of racial and gender inequalities.
Many writers think so.
Others think we haven't. Some think we havenUt yet, but are headed in that direction. In this course, we critically examine these questions and debates. The course is essentially divided into two parts. We need to know what it is that we are moving beyond or leaving behind, if we are to assess whether or not we are doing so at all.