Advanced Study of Social Economics and Social Management (U3 to M14 International Social Work, Social Economics and Social Management) - Einzelansicht

This course aims to shed light on the Social Solidarity Economy (SSE) of marginalized and racialized groups in the diaspora. To do so, it specifically focuses on the SSE of People of African Descent (PAD) as a case study. It draws on the pioneering research and publications of PAD scholars such as Jessica Gordon Nembhard, Caroline Shenaz Hossein, and Michael Emru Tadesse to offer an in-depth exploration and nuanced understanding of the SSE of PAD. The course applies the theoretical frameworks of Racial Capitalism (Robinson, 1983) and Stratification Economics within the context of global migration (Obeng-Odoom, 2022) to help contextualize the SSE of PAD. Furthermore, the course highlights the vital connections between the SSE (of PAD) and social work, equipping students with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster sustainable and equitable societies.