Choose a human group (could be a nation, a sub-culture, a racial group, a gender, a class), another animal or insect, a commodity, a recipe or food stuff, a social movement, an object, a song, an art piece, a symbol or an idea

Choose a human group (could be a nation, a sub-culture, a racial group, a gender, a class), another

animal or insect, a commodity, a recipe or food stuff, a social movement, an object, a song, an art piece, a symbol or an idea. Research its (in)mobility across the globe and across time. How does your mobile subject of study circulate or fail to circulate across time and space? What do you learn about humanity and our contemporary world from examining the movement of your chosen object of study? Write an essay that describes your research findings.

Word count: 1500 words (including bibliography and notes)

Sources: Use a minimum of four external sources and draw on a minimum of three course materials into your discussion.