POLI 3310

Students will explore the intersection of gender and politics, examining how women and gender-diverse groups mobilize, vote, find representation in various political institutions, and influence policies that directly affect their lives. Through the lens of feminist theories, students will examine contemporary as well as historical case studies from various political systems. Students will examine topics such as women's suffrage movements, representation, political participation, policy-making, and challenges faced by women and gender-diverse groups in the political sphere. The course will explore intersectionality in politics, incorporating Indigenous feminisms, eco-politics, Black social movements, disability, and LGBTQ2S+ movements.