Course Description

Second Term, 2016-17

Town and countryside

Modernity and urbanization

City as text

Narrating the city

Urban Rhythms

Cities and democracy

The multicultural city

Divided lives, security, inequality

Right to the city

Globalization of urban protest

Heritage and the city (Guest teacher Dr. Lachlan Barber)

Glocalization of urban protest

Assessment

• Engagement in class activities (10%)--Discussions related to readings and ideas taught in each lesson

• Field Trip Reflection Essay (10 %)--1 page

• Midterm (30 %)

• Final Paper (50 %) --Not exceeding 2,500 words

Grading

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Teaching Skills & Others

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