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AMST 314 - Contemporary Latino/A Issues

The course will familiarize students with theoretical approaches, empirical research, and policy issues relating to the social and historical conditions of Latino/as. By examining the conditions of adaptation, and particularly the implications of exclusion or inclusion, the course critically assesses the close ties that Latino/as have with the multiple dimensions of immigration and borders of many kinds.

Prerequisites & Notes:
AMST 203 or FAIR 218C or AMST 301or FAIR 366E.

Credits: 4
Grade Mode: Letter




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