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For students engaged in interdisciplinary work that cannot be arranged by department. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.

Restricted to those writing an honors thesis in Latin American Studies.

Guest scholars present analyses of major Latin American themes.

Changes in the social and demographic characteristics of Latin American populations since 1900 and the response of national governments in terms of the evolution of social welfare, health, and educational systems. Fulfills requirement for Latin American Studies honors seminar. Required core course for Latin American Studies master's students.

The ecosystems of the Amazon and their human inhabitants. The biotic and abiotic factors shaping human adaptation to the region. Ethnographic literature used to explore subsistence patterns and the resource use of native Amazonians. Current changes in these economies and lifeways due to acculturation and market forces, and the implications for conservation.

Changes in the social and demographic characteristics of Latin American populations since 1900 and the response of national governments in terms of the evolution of social welfare, health, and educational systems. Fulfills requirement for Latin American Studies honors seminar. Required core course for Latin American Studies master's students.

The ecosystems of the Amazon and their human inhabitants. The biotic and abiotic factors shaping human adaptation to the region. Ethnographic literature used to explore subsistence patterns and the resource use of native Amazonians. Current changes in these economies and lifeways due to acculturation and market forces, and the implications for conservation.

Restricted to students writing a master's thesis in Latin American Studies. May be repeated for credit.