ESPM 50AC Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Wage Labour, Distributive Justice, Natural Resource

• School: Berkeley
• Department: Environmental Science, Policy, And Management
• Course: ESPM 50AC
• Professor: Spreyer Kurt

Document Summary

Blackboard: unit iv web sites posted, roger daniels. Coming to america: a history of immigration and ethnicity in. Today: key themes in units iv & v, chinese immigration, resources, race and capital in the west. Policy: property rights / civil rights / immigration and naturalization. Power relations and ideology: race / class / domination / resistance. Immigration: incorporation into economic systems, natural recourses, coming to. Identity: class, race, ethnicity, citizenship, etc. acccts how immigrant groups are percieed, considered chinese in america- racial formation, through immigration as a racial project work for wage labor, political rights and citizenship. Class based division of labor and race: labor, race and geographic mobility. Distribution: costs, benefits, risks, opportunities distributive justice. Socioeconomic mobility: status and entrepreneurship chinese and japanese. Capitalist mode of production: california and u. s. west immigrants manufacturing, etc) skills or perceived skills, a place were individuals or groups can find opportunity.