ANT 321 - Borderlands, Identity, and Rights

Samson

Advanced study of how borders and borderland regions shape social, religious, political, and economic relationships in Latin America, and examination of the tensions created when people and resources cross cultural and political borders. Particular emphasis on Mexico and Central America, as well as the Latino experience in the United States.

Satisfies a major requirement in Anthropology
Satisfies the Social-Scientific Thought distribution requirement.
 

Prerequisites & Notes
(Not offered 2015-2016; offered in alternating years.)