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SY 405

Poverty

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An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.

An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.

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An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.


SY 405

Poverty

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An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.

An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.

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An examination of poverty as a social institution, social ideology and experienced reality. The course focuses on poverty as a social problem, including political and definitional debates and policy attempts at a response, both in the context of Canadian society and through consideration of selected cross-cultural case studies. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*); (SY387 or SY388) or SY389. Exclusions: SY452c.


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SY 405 Prerequisites

(SY 204 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 210 (Min. Grade D-) ) and (SY 387 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 388 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 389 (Min. Grade D-) )

SY 405 Leads To

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SY 405 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 4 (4)