LLS 4430 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, DEVELOPMENT AND CITIZENSHIP (3 credits)
The course examines the forces driving contemporary global migration, the impact of migration in both sending and receiving nations' development, as well as the politics and practices of migration policy development. The course also discusses the current debates on immigrant incorporation and citizenship in the receiving countries. (Cross-listed with LLS 8436, CACT 8436).
Prerequisite(s): Must have taken at least one social science course as well as a different LLS course, junior standing or above, or permission of the instructor.