Middlebury

FYSE 1287

LA Immigration & Amer Dream

Latin American Immigration and the American Dream
Transnational migration, especially from Latin America, is transforming the ethnic composition of the United States at a time when our class inequalities are widening and our consumption levels are becoming unsustainable. In this seminar we will focus on migration streams from Mexico, Central America, and other parts of Latin America, and explore the implications for future generations. Will large migration streams make American society more tolerant and increase economic opportunities for the poor? Are large migration streams the product of inevitable historical forces, or do they instead result from decision-making by American elites? 3 hrs. sem.
Subject:
First Year Seminar
Department:
First-Year Seminar Program
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
AAL CMP CW SOC
Equivalent Courses:
ANTH 1035 *
SOAN 1035
SOAN 1021
SOAN 0329

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Fall 2011

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FYSE1287Z-F11 Screening (Stoll)