# Classes Search Within Results Search Within Results search ## 71 results Show filters filter\_alt Sort by Date AscendingDate DescendingAlphabetical A-ZAlphabetical Z-A sort list grid\_view ## 71 results ### Spring, 2024 [### AAAS 222B/HIST 2220B: Afrodescendant Citizenship in Latin America: Mobilization, Contestation, and Change ](/class/aaas-222bhist-2220b-afrodescendant-citizenship-latin-america-mobilization-contestation-and) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2024 Professor Paulina Alberto and Professor Alejandro de la Fuente. This seminar studies contemporary struggles over citizenship and belonging by Afrodescendants in Latin America, situating these struggles within historical patterns of nation building, racial stratification, and... [### HIST 16A: Immigrant Justice Lab ](/class/hist-16a-immigrant-justice-lab) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2024 Professor Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof. This course offers student to put their social scientific research and writing skills to work on actual asylum cases. Working in teams, students will collaborate with law students and professors at the Immigration and Asylum Clinic at... [### HIST 1952: Readings in Latinx Studies ](/class/hist-1952-readings-latinx-studies) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2024 Professor Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof. This course is designed to help graduate and advanced undergraduate students acquire a basic grounding in key texts, events, periods, and debates in the history of Latina/o/x people in North America since European colonization. The goal is... [### HIST 1913: State Terror and Social Repair in Latin America ](/class/hist-1913-state-terror-and-social-repair-latin-america) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2024 Professor Kirsten Weld. During the late 20th century, much of Latin America was engulfed by intense political conflict, the legacies of which still resonate. Focusing on Chile, Argentina, El Salvador, and Guatemala, this course comparatively examines these periods of... [### HIST 1511: Latin America and the United States ](/class/hist-1511-latin-america-and-united-states-1) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2024 Professor Kirsten Weld. Surveys the complex, mutually constitutive, and often thorny relationship - characterized by suspicion and antagonism, but also by fascination and desire - between the United States and the diverse republics south of the Rio Grande. Examines public... ### Fall, 2023 [### HIST 1155: Early Modern Europe, 1450-1789 ](/class/hist-1155-early-modern-europe-1450-1789-0) **Semester:** Fall | **Year offered:** 2023 Professor Tamar Herzog. This course is an introductory survey of European Early Modern history, from the fifteenth to the late eighteenth century. Organized chronologically and thematically, it examines developments from the late Middle Ages to the Age of Revolutions... [### HIST 1520: Colonial Latin America ](/class/hist-1520-colonial-latin-america-0) **Semester:** Fall | **Year offered:** 2023 Professor Tamar Herzog. This course is an introductory survey of colonial Latin American history, spanning the sixteenth to the early nineteenth century. Organized chronologically and thematically, it will examine developments in Spanish and Portuguese America by reading... [### AAAS 222A/HIST 2220A: Afrodescendant Citizenship in Latin America: Mobilization, Contestation, and Change ](/class/aaas-222ahist-2220a-afrodescendant-citizenship-latin-america-mobilization-contestation-and) **Semester:** Fall | **Year offered:** 2023 Professor Paulina Alberto and Professor Alejandro de la Fuente. This seminar studies contemporary struggles over citizenship and belonging by Afrodescendants in Latin America, situating these struggles within historical patterns of nation building, racial stratification, and... [### FYSEMR 73C: Race Science: A History ](/class/fysemr-73c-race-science-history) **Semester:** Fall | **Year offered:** 2023 Professor Alejandro de la Fuente. “Race,” most social scientists and well-informed people agree, is a social construction with no basis in biology. It is an invention, a political instrument of power and subordination, deployed to naturalize social hierarchies. Yet “race”... [### HIST 1016: Immigration Law: A History of the Present ](/class/hist-1016-immigration-law-history-present) **Semester:** Fall | **Year offered:** 2023 Professor Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof. This course assists students to develop an informed analysis of the current political debate through investigation of the legal history of immigration since founding of the republic. Students analyze the ways that histories of race, gender... ### Spring, 2022 [### AFRAMER 199X: Social Revolutions in Latin America ](/class/aframer-199x-social-revolutions-latin-america-0) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2022 Professor Alejandro de la Fuente. This course seeks to explain why social revolutions have taken place in Latin America and analyzes their impact on the region. The objective is for students to gain a critical understanding of the origins, development, and impact of... [### History 13E: History of Modern Mexico ](/class/history-13e-history-modern-mexico-0) **Semester:** Spring | **Year offered:** 2022 Professor Kirsten Weld. This course explores the history of Mexico in the 19th and 20th centuries, emphasizing the importance of historical approaches to understanding critical phenomena in contemporary Mexican affairs. 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