LTS 4901
Latin America and the Caribbea · 3 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Prerequisite: HIS 3070, HIS 3075, POL 3104, POL 3364, LTS/HSP 3015, LTS/HSP 3004, CMP/ENG 2800, or CMP/ENG 2850
About this course
This interdisciplinary course examines historical, political, and social formations of Latin America and the Caribbean through social science perspectives. Students will develop research projects; themes and approaches may vary by instructor. The course may focus on indigenous civilizations, Afro-diasporic communities, legacies of colonialism and slavery, social movements (e.g., feminisms, worker?s rights,human rights, environment, LGBTQIA+), political and economic systems, governmental institutions, migration, and foreign relations. (Students will receive credit for only one of the following courses: BLS; LACS; or LTS 4901. These courses may substitute for each other in the F-replacement policy.)
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