Delves into nationalism, citizenship, migration policies, and their historical impact on immigration restrictions and the modern world.
Explores the 1920s immigration reversal, 'The Great Migration', passport controls, the League of Nations' role, the Nansen 'Passport', and biometrics history.
Delves into the historical development and implications of biometrics for population control and data privacy.
Explores the basics, benefits, risks, and global impact of recent biometrics technology.
Covers logistics, including class evaluations and communication with the instructor.
Emphasizes the importance of using peer-reviewed sources and good note-taking practices.
Covers the guidelines for the final assignment, focusing on individual research synthesis and thematic relevance to course content.
