Minor Global Justice CEDLA - UvA
This minor explores contemporary debates on global justice, focusing on the social, political and environmental inequalities that shape societies around the world. It examines issues such as gender and racial discrimination, climate and environmental justice, decoloniality, political resistance and human rights, drawing on perspectives from both the humanities and the social sciences.
Combining academic research with insights from activism, public policy and civil society initiatives, the programme encourages students to critically engage with the causes and consequences of injustice at local and global levels. Through an interdisciplinary approach, it provides a deeper understanding of the challenges involved in creating more equitable and sustainable societies.
Programme
Social Justice in Context - 6 credits
Crime, Justice and Conflict Otherwise - 6 credits
Democracy, Populism and Resistance - 6 credits
Restricted-choice electives - 12 creedits
Students can pick two of the four restricted-choice electives in semester 2:
Environmental and Climate Justice - 6 credits
Gender and Sexuality in Latin America - 6 credits
Studying at CEDLA
CEDLA is considered to be one of Europe’s leading Latin American Studies institutes. Its staff members are experienced researchers and qualified teachers. CEDLA has a large library with a unique collection. Facilities such as student work stations, internet and computer access, and lecture rooms are excellent. CEDLA is pivotal to the Latin American Studies community in the Netherlands. It publishes an academic journal (ERLACS), organises monthly lectures, dialogues, and many other events.
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