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Academic Year 2002/2003
Latin American Studies Program - Courses Not Currently Offered
LAST230 FA
Race-ing to Nationhood: State Formation and Blackness in the Caribbean
LAST235 FA
Constructing the Female Subject: Gender and Culture in Hispanic Literature
LAST236 FA
The Caribbean: Past and Present
LAST238 FA
Biculturalism, Border-Crossing, and Nonconformist Identities in the Age of Conquest
LAST242 FA
Indigenous Politics and Democracy in Latin America
LAST245 FA
Survey of Latin American History
LAST251 FA
The Latin American Boom
LAST254 FA
Spanish American Short Story
LAST255 FA
Fables of Identity: The Latin American Essay
LAST262 FA
Between Fiction and Film in Modern Spanish America
LAST263 FA
Culture and Identity in the Americas
LAST267 FA
Arguedas
LAST269 FA
Conquest and Resistance: A Cultural History of Chiapas
LAST271 FA
Political Economy of Developing Countries
LAST300 FA
Power and Resistance in Latin America
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
LAST227 SP
Modern Brazilian Theater Dramaturgy and Performance: Nelson Rodrigues
LAST229 SP
Visions of Women in Contemporary Brazil
LAST247 SP
Migration, Race and Ethnicity in the World Economy
LAST251 SP
The Latin American Boom
LAST259 SP
Literature and Society in Contemporary Latin America
LAST261 SP
Latin American Culture and Society in the Sixties: The Last Utopia
LAST264 SP
African Presences II: Music in the Americas
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
LAST309 SP
East Asian and Latin American Development
LAST325 SP
Gendered Futures: Women's Political and Economic Develop. Strategies in Latin Am. and the Caribbean
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
LAST350 SP
Latin America and the Latin American Diaspora
Last Updated on MAR-18-2003
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