POLS-36500 Women and Politics

This course examines the development of feminist political theory beginning with the suffragist movement to the late twentieth century contributions of liberal, radical, socialist and post-modern feminists. In addition to studying changes in the perception of women, this course examines how women are involved in politics and how politics impacts their political, social, economic, and personal lives. This course is an elective in the Women's Studies Minor.

Credits

3