Description
People, politics, and economies are more globally interconnected today than any time in human history. Students learn the historical, economic, and political contexts of current events in Latin America and make connections between these regional events and world news. Students critically analyze topics such as: global trade, debt, poverty, migration, the rights of indigenous peoples and women, racial and gender identities, political and criminal violence, the environment as well as emerging social, cultural, and political movements. Media literacy skills are acquired by exposing the limitations and biases of news reporting and other forms of media regarding contemporary issues in Latin America.



Course Attributes
Meets Humanities Requirement
On
Meets Lab-sicence Requirement
On
Meets Social Science Requirement
On
Meets Second-year Arts Requirement
On
Meets Second-year Science Requirement
On
Meets Science Requirement
On
Meets "University-transferable" requirements
On
Online Course
Off
Preparatory Course
Off