| Welcome
to the Omicron Group Project’s digital classroom companion to
the “Govt. 3360: Women and Politics” course offered by the Department
of the Social
Sciences, Shawnee State University.
This course, taught by Prof. Hadjiyannis, examines the struggle for women’s
political, social, economic, and legal equality in the
United States
and abroad. Through assigned readings, lectures, class discussions,
films and documentaries, fiction, autobiographical accounts,
and an examination of relevant current events,
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course
will explore four general themes: 1) the relevance of gender in
understanding public policies, decision making,
and the distribution of power and resources in all societies today; 2)
the various ways in which women themselves, as political actors,
observers, and scholars, have challenged and redefined "politics as
usual;" 3) the question of what unites or divides women in acting
as an interest group; and 4) the relationships between gender, race,
ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, religion, and national identity. |