Globalisation, resources and justice 7.5 HP

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This course takes a closer look at issues of justice and social (in)equality in relation to the use of resources and sustainable development in an increasingly globalised world. The course has a interdisciplinary profile and critically explores concepts such as weak and strong sustainability, natural resources, planetary limits, globalization, uneven geographical development and social power relations.

Spring 2012, campus part time

Application code: HG-E0907
Course time: Week 3 - 12
Education language: English
Eligibility: 30 Higher Education Credits
Selection: Higher Education Credits
Last application: 2011-08-15
Other: TUITION FEE FOR NON EU/EEA STUDENTS
TOTAL FEE: 15 000 SEK

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