Social Thought & Polic. Econ 189 - Intro/Radical Social Theory

This is an introductory course to radical social theory (formerly STPEC 190A). Our focus is the history of social thought in the West, and the post-colonial critiques of some of these ideas. In this course, students will learn that "radical" means "at the root," and radical social theory is theory that explains the roots of social inequalities and proposes ways of transforming society to achieve justice. (Gen. Ed. HS, DG)

Freshmen and Sophomores in HFA & SBS students or STPEC majors This course is reserved for Freshmen or Sophomores enrolled in HFA or SBS, and STPEC majors. If you are a Sophomore and cannot sign up, it's because the capacity for Sophomores has been reached or because you have enough credits to be considered a Junior. If Spire is showing any open seats and you can't enroll, those seats would be reserved for Freshmen or STPEC majors. The professor cannot override you into the class. Emails requesting overrides might not be answered. If you need assistance finding another GenEd please contact your major's advisor.