Latin American Studies Master's Program

Latin American Studies Undergraduate Major

Center course for Fall 2011

Horacio Salinas, "La Nueva Canción and Popular Movements in Latin America"
(in Spanish)

Spring 2011 Course

Sergio Aguayo Quezada,
"Rescuing Mexican Democracy: The Role of Civil Society"

Spring 2010 Course

Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas,
The Promise and Legacy of the Mexican Revolution

Fall 2009 Course

Harley Shaiken and Beatriz Manz,
The Southern Border

Spring 2009 Course

Alma Guillermoprieto,
Reflections on Latin America: Central America, Colombia & Venezuela

Fall 2008 Courses

Harley Shaiken and Beatriz Manz,
The Southern Border

Latin America’s Development and Labor Markets
Kirsten Sehnbruch

Fall 2007

CLAS-sponsored Courses

• NEW
  Sergio Aguayo
  Mexico 2006: The Presidential Election and its Consequences for Democracy

• Clara Inés Nicholls,
  Perspectives for Sustainable Rural Development in Latin America

• Kirsten Sehnbruch,
  Latin America's Development and Labor Markets
  
  
• Harley Shaiken and Beatriz Manz,
  The Southern Border
  

Courses by Affiliated Faculty, Fall 2007

Spring 2007

CLAS-Sponsored Course

• Daniel Coronell
  "Contemporary Colombia"

Fall 2006

CLAS-sponsored Courses

• President Ricardo Lagos
  "Democracy and Development in Latin America"

• Clara Inés Nicholls
  "Perspectives for Sustainable Rural Development in Latin America"

• Kirsten Sehnbruch
  "Employment Policy in Latin America"

Spring 2006

CLAS-sponsored

• Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas
  "1988: The Mexican Transition to Democracy"
• Kirsten Sehnbruch
  "Employment Policy in Latin America" (postponed until Fall 2006)

Affiliated Faculty Courses

Center-sponsored Courses, Spring 2005

• Horacio Salinas and Beatriz Manz
  "La Nueva Canción and Popular Movements in Latin America"
• Kirsten Sehnbruch
  "Employment Policy in Latin America"

Sabina Berman, "Mexican Theater Workshop With Sabina Berman"

Courses Taught by Affiliated Faculty, Spring 2005

Fall 2004 Center-sponsored Courses

• Mariclaire Acosta Urquidi
  "Democratic Change and Human Rights in Mexico"
• Peter H. Smith
  "Democracy and Democratization in Latin America"
• Clara Nicholls
  "Perspectives for Sustainable Rural Development in Latin America"

Courses Taught by Affiliated Faculty, Fall 2004

Latin Americanist Faculty affiliated with CLAS

Spring 2004 Courses

• Sergio Aguayo, "Mexico: What Lies Ahead?"
• Jorge Arrate, "Argentina and Chile: Democracy and Integration"
• Diamela Eltit, "Spanish Writing Workshop"
• Jorge Wilheim, "Urban Planning: Innovations from Brazil"

Courses taught by Affiliated Faculty, Spring 2004

Courses with Latin American Content

• Fall 2003
• Summer 2003
• Spring 2003
• Fall 2002
• Spring 2002
• Fall 2001
• Fall 2000
• Spring 2000
• Fall 1999
• Spring 1999
• Fall 1998

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International and Area Studies

The International Areas Studies Teaching Program supports the undergraduate and graduate academic degree programs in Latin American Studies. Please contact IAS for applications and degree information.