SSC 300 Independent Research in Socio-Cultural Anthropology

Content

Instructors: Dr. John Friedman and Dr. Herman Tak

Track

Anthropology

Period

Fall / 2009

Prerequisites

The following courses are required in order to take this course:

• SSC 131 Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology

One needs to have followed one of the following courses in order to take this course:

• SSC 231 Anthropology and the Study of Politics
• SSC 232 The Development Encounter: Anthropological Perspectives
• SSC 233 Religion and Modernization: An Anthropological Approach
• SSC 331 Faces of the State: A View from Anthropology
• SSC 332 The Dynamics of Globalization

Additional Prerequisites

Please note the following:

• One needs to have followed two of the courses listed above in order to take this course (one 200- and one 300-level).
• This course cannot be used in order to fulfill a requirement of the Anthropology track. Therefore, students wishing to take this course must have already completed a track in anthropology (i.e., a 100-, 200- and 300-level course in the discipline).
• One needs the special permission of the instructor in order to take this course.
• This course is open only to students with a 3.3 GPA (minimum).
  
• Please note also that SSC333 The Anthropology of European Transition is also an alternative course that one needs to have followed in order to take SSC391 (it is not in the course database yet, but will be added soon).