The New School

Politics of Memory

Imagining Inequality in India and China

Introduction to Islam

Alternative Food Networks

Hungering for Opportunities: Food and Migrations

Theories, Histories and Practices of Development

Global Flows

Global Governance

Global Inequalities & Climate Change

Conflicts and Global Responses

Global TV

Feminist Art in the Global Context

Body and Mind in Nature and Design

Global Dramatic Literature 1

Global Political Ecology

Making Sausage: Policy for food systems, environment & design

Ecofeminism and Global Justice

[Dis]Order & [In]Justice: Intro to Global Studies

Global Economies

Ethnographic & Qualitative Methods

Introduction to International Law

Politics and Power in the Global Food System

Gender Beyond The West

Indigenous Resistance Movements in Latin America

Archipelagos & Utopias

Global Novel

China in Revolution and Reform

Making Sausage: Policy for food systems, environment & design

Empire, capitalism and the (re)production of the “Middle East”

Rethinking 'Africa': From Development to Afrocentrism

Politics of Violence: Indigenous Lands and Bodies

International Law and Governance Beyond the State

Colonialism and its Legacies in the Americas

Beyond Policing: Abolition and the U.S. Carceral State

Ecofeminism and Global Justice

Infrastructure, Power and Protest in the Global South

Shadows and Light in the Anthropocene: Landscapes of the Contemporary and Future Planet

CRS: Refugee Youth Experiences

Imagining Inequality: The Social Life of Economic Change in India and China

CRS: Art and Activism in the Global City

CRS:International Aid & Development Toolkit

CRS:Intermediate Multi-Genre: All Art is Propoganda

Global Engagement

Politics of Memory

Contending Economic Analyses

Critical Security Studies

Mobility and Forced Migration

Children, Rights, Poverty, Equality

International Refugee Law

African Cities

Senior Capstone Writing Workshop

China Today: Art, Economy and Politics

China Today: Art, Economy, and Politics: Discussion Section

Beyond Policing: Abolition and the U.S. Carceral State