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Overview

Geography : Classic and contemporary perspectives in urban geography. Range of topics including effects of capitalism, gender, suburbanism, segregation and inequality, property, urban landscapes, and urban space. Emphasizes theoretical issues but includes empirical and/or case studies.

Terms: Fall 2017

Instructors: Forest, Benjamin (Fall)

• Prerequisite(s): GEOG 217 and GEOG 315 or GEOG 325 or GEOG 331 or GEOG 525. Minimum grade is C.

• Restriction(s): Students must have taken GEOG 217, and one of the following: GEOG 315, 325, or 525; or have permission from the instructor