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Academic Year 2001/2002

Latin American Studies Program - Courses Not Currently Offered

• LAST236 FA The Caribbean: Past and Present
• LAST238 FA Early Modern Multiculturalism: Old and New World Identities in the Age of Conquest
• LAST248 FA Socialism and Its Future
• LAST251 FA The Latin American Boom
• LAST255 FA Fables of Identity: The Latin American Essay
• LAST263 FA Culture and Identity in the Americas
• LAST269 FA Conquest and Resistance: A Cultural History of Chiapas
• LAST271 FA Political Economy of Developing Countries
• LAST282 FA From Populism to Neoliberalism: States of Identity and Injury in Latin America
• LAST307 FA Theories of Race and Culture
• LAST315 FA The Archaeology of Mesoamerica
• LAST319 FA The Colonial Heritage of Latin America: Neo-Colonial Dependency
• LAST320 FA Slavery in the Americas
• LAST384 FA Problems in the History of Subject Peoples
• LAST385 FA Latin America: Development and Democracy
• LAST409 FA Senior Thesis Tutorial
• LAST104 SP Mexico, Central America and the Andean Nations
• LAST219 SP Latin American Economic Development
• LAST225 SP Individual and Society in Latin American Fiction
• LAST228 SP Visions of the Hispanic
• LAST229 SP Visions of Women Contemp Brazi
• LAST234 SP Resistance and Discourse: The Place of the Indigenous in Modern Latin America
• LAST241 SP Exile and Immigration in Hispanic Literatures
• LAST245 SP Survey of Latin American History
• LAST247 SP Migration, Race and Ethnicity in the World Economy
• LAST251 SP The Latin American Boom
• LAST252 SP Modern Spanish American Poetry
• LAST253 SP The Spanish American Novel
• LAST256 SP The Experience of the Country and the City in Latin American Literature
• LAST266 SP The Americas: The North-South Divide
• LAST268 SP The Novel of the Mexican Revolution
• LAST273 SP Literature & Politics in Spanish America: The Argentinean Case
• LAST321 SP Social Change in Latin America
• LAST330 SP Whose Development? NGOs, Int'l Organizations, Social Scientists and Community Demands in Latin Amer
• LAST340 SP Gendering Globalization: The New International Division of Labor

Last Updated on MAR-19-2002

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