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dissertation題目：全球移民文獻(xiàn)比較研究

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Contents:

 

1. Introduction to Module Outline

2. Key Staff

3. Module Description

4. Aims and Objectives

5. Teaching Pattern and Timetable

6. Assessment 

7. Word Limit

8. Submission of Coursework

9. Presentation of Coursework

10. Late Coursework

11. Study Skills help

12. Summary of Module Content 

13. Module Synopsis: Lectures and Seminars

14. Other Useful Information

 

 

1. INTRODUCTION TO MODULE OUTLINE

 

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2. KEY STAFF

 

NAME Role ROOM TEL

Dr Liza Schuster Module Leader D613 X 3205

Ms Tatiana Dias Administrator AG20 x 0254

 

3. MODULE DESCRIPTION

This module is an option module for a number of MA Programmes. This option will provide students with a substantive exploration of global migration from a sociological perspective, but also drawing on related disciplines. It is designed particularly to fit the MAs in Race & Ethnicity and Refugee Studies, offering students on those programmes a complementary and contextualising module. However, it would also be of interest to students on other MA programmes offered by the sociology and journalism departments, especially those on the International Politics and Human Rights programmes. 

The module combines empirical and theoretical approaches, and investigates the different stages of the migration process from the perspective of different interest groups, including migrants, those left behind and those in receiving countries. We will explore policies and practices governing this phenomenon.

 

4. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

 

Aims

• To explore migration as key feature of contemporary globalised society 

• To consider some of the key theoretical perspectives on migration

• To consider the links between migration,   and some of the key debates in sociology today e.g. racism, xenophobia, identity, culture, multiculturalism and social class #p#分頁(yè)標(biāo)題#e#

• To examine ways in which theorists of migration have contributed to contemporary policy debates around managing migration and integration