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OSUN / Global Learning / Courses / OSUN Online Courses / All Online Courses / Ethno-Religious Identity and Politics in the Middle East and South Asia

Fall 2025

Ethno-Religious Identity and Politics in the Middle East and South Asia

Dates: September 01, 2025 - December 15, 2025
Day/Time: Monday; Wednesday 10:10 AM - 11:30 AM EDT
Level: 200-Level
Certificate: Democracy*
Instructor: Karen Barkey, Bard College

This course is designed for undergraduates. It is a comparative course intended to bridge areas and disciplines in the social sciences. It will bring expertise in sociology, political science, and history together, but beyond these fields, we also bring together different methodological approaches to the comparisons between regions and cases. Both the Middle East and South Asia are areas of democratization and conflict around issues of ethnic, religious, and communal organization.

Credits: 4 US / 8 ECTS

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