ANT310H5

UTM

Political Anthropology of Ancient States

Today most people live in state-level societies. But 8,000 years ago, no one did. Why such a dramatic change? This comparative analysis of ancient, complexly organized societies is focused on understanding the processes involved in the functioning of states, examining how various political, social, economic, and religious orientations affected state information, cohesion, maintenance and dissolution. What were the range of alternatives explored in the earliest and later complexly organized societies that developed around the world?

View full details on the UofT Academic Calendar
Prereq: ANT200H5 and ANT201H5Breadth: Social Science
Easy0%
Useful0%
0
comments
0
ratings

Course Info

DepartmentANT
CampusUTM (Mississauga)
Level300
Hours12L/12S
BreadthSocial Science
What do you think of ANT310H5?

Reviews

No reviews yet — be the first to share your experience.