MOPA 623 - Urban Politics - San Francisco

Unit(s): 3

San Francisco’s political history is characterized and shaped by economic boom and decline. This course will examine the politics of economic development in San Francisco, with a particular focus on housing and the social consequences of economic growth in order to explore the broader dynamics of political conflict in the city, including the history of political organizing around neighborhood and district issues, and the difficult choices faced by those in public agencies or elected office.

Restriction: Level Restricted to Graduate
College of Arts and Sciences