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Fall 2026 Lecture Distance Learning Behavioral/Social SciencesUpper DivisionData from last updated 4/10/2026
Fall 2026
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Analysis and assessment of the nature of global environmentalism, its connections with other new social movements, and its impact on domestic and international politics worldwide.
Learning Outcomes1Describe multiple causes and implications of global environmental problems.
2Compare the roles of the state system, the global political economy, and civil society in shaping the definition of global environmental problems and proposed solutions.
3Use relevant information to analyze and describe the tensions between conservation and development.
4Articulate the difference in perspectives of developed and developing countries as well as poor and wealthy individuals and communities.
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