Protest, Resistance, and Social Change in Anthropology
( 20 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Protest, Resistance, and Social Change
Overview of the course, exploring the concepts of protest, resistance, and social change, and their significance in anthropology

Module #2
Defining Protest and Resistance
Examining the definitions and differences between protest and resistance, and how they are used in various contexts

Module #3
Theories of Social Change
Introduction to key theories of social change, including Marxism, feminism, and postcolonialism

Module #4
Anthropological Approaches to Protest and Resistance
Exploring how anthropologists study and analyze protest and resistance, including ethnographic methods and case studies

Module #5
Historical Contexts of Protest and Resistance
Examining historical examples of protest and resistance, including the Civil Rights Movement, anti-colonial movements, and labor movements

Module #6
Globalization and Neoliberalism:Causes of Protest and Resistance
Analyzing the impact of globalization and neoliberalism on social inequality and the rise of protest and resistance movements

Module #7
Intersectionality and Identity in Protest and Resistance
Exploring how intersectional identities (race, class, gender, sexuality, etc.) shape experiences of protest and resistance

Module #8
Case Study:The Arab Spring
In-depth analysis of the Arab Spring protests and their impact on social change in the Middle East and North Africa

Module #9
Case Study:The Black Lives Matter Movement
Examining the Black Lives Matter movement and its significance in the context of racial justice and police brutality in the United States

Module #10
Non-Violent Resistance and Civil Disobedience
Exploring the strategies and effectiveness of non-violent resistance and civil disobedience in promoting social change

Module #11
The Role of Social Media in Protest and Resistance
Analyzing the impact of social media on the organization and dissemination of protest and resistance movements

Module #12
State Repression and Violence
Examining the ways in which states respond to protest and resistance, including the use of violence and repression

Module #13
Solidarity and Coalition-Building
Exploring the importance of solidarity and coalition-building in protest and resistance movements

Module #14
Environmentalism and Climate Justice
Analyzing the intersection of environmentalism and social justice, including the role of protest and resistance in environmental movements

Module #15
Indigenous Resistance and Self-Determination
Examining the experiences of indigenous peoples and their struggles for self-determination and resistance to colonialism

Module #16
LGBTQ+ Rights and Resistance
Exploring the history and experiences of LGBTQ+ resistance and protest, including the struggle for equal rights and dignity

Module #17
The Ethics of Protest and Resistance
Debating the ethical considerations and dilemmas involved in protest and resistance, including the use of violence and non-violence

Module #18
Lessons from the Past:Historical Examples of Effective Resistance
Analyzing historical examples of successful resistance movements and their relevance to contemporary struggles

Module #19
The Future of Protest and Resistance
Examining the future of protest and resistance, including the potential impact of emerging technologies and global trends

Module #20
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Protest, Resistance, and Social Change in Anthropology career

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Protest, Resistance, and Social Change in Anthropology ( 20 Modules )

Protest, Resistance, and Social Change in Anthropology
( 20 Modules )