POLI 353 — Politics of the International Refugee Regime

Name: POLI 353 — Politics of the International Refugee Regime
Rating: 4.0 (114 reviews)

This course explores the causes and consequences of displacement, and international responses to this issue, focusing on forced migration linked to conflict, persecution and human rights abuses. It examines key actors, interests and norms that shape the international refugee regime, and international responses to other forms of displacement. Particular attention is devoted to the ways in which displaced persons themselves navigate and shape the regime, and to challenges including the resolution of displacement crises, and accountability for forced migration.

Rating: 4.00 out of 5 from 114 student reviews
Difficulty: 3.83 out of 5
Credits: 3
Faculty: Faculty of Arts
Department: Political Science
Taught by: Megan Bradley

Sections offered

Section 002 (Conf), TBA — 25 seats open
Section 003 (Conf), TBA — 25 seats open
Section 004 (Conf), TBA — 25 seats open
Section 005 (Conf), TBA — 25 seats open
Section 001 (Lec), Mon Wed 1:05-2:25 pm — 0 seats open