Job Description
Course number and title: EIP3000H: Coordinating Seminar: Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies
The course is organized around the three pillars of the Harney Collaborative Specialization: ethnicity (and other predicates of groupness), immigration, and pluralism. Academic and political debates around each of these topics are marked by antinomies: Are ethnicity, race, and nationhood substantive categories, deeply rooted in culture, or are they constructed either through the choices of individuals or the machinations of interest‑seeking elites? Is immigration a specific mode of human migration, premised on the organization of the world into a system of nation‑states, or one of many kinds of human mobility that should not be privileged? Is the quest for pluralism a step toward greater justice, especially for historically oppressed groups, or a ruse meant to reinforce already existing differentials in power?
The course is divided into three parts, each ad...
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