LPOL 301: Work, Culture, and Pol-NYC at School of Labor&Urban Studies
4 credits · Fall 2026
Work, Culture, and Pol-NYC (LPOL 301) at School of Labor&Urban Studies has 1 way to take it in Fall 2026. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.
The professor is: Penelope Lewis.
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About this course
This course explores the work, culture and politics of New York City, examining where New Yorkers live and work, how communities develop, and questioning whether or not the cultural and political institutions of New York adequately serve the city's diverse population. Major topics covered include the history of New York, New York's key industries, trends in immigration, economic development, public policy, public and private space, high culture, popular culture, urban social identity, community organizations, and labor's contributions to building the city's institutions.
Professors for LPOL 301 at School of Labor&Urban Studies, Fall 2026
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