ETHN 116The United States–Mexico Border in Comparative Perspective
This course critically explores the US-Mexico frontier and the social-cultural issues on both sides of the international demarcation. Social-historical and political-economic patterns illuminate border life, ethnic identity, social diversity, and cultural expression. Border ethnography is complemented by film and music.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
Where it sits in degree plans
One of the options in (3)
- Ethnic Studies (B.A.)
- Latin American Studies with a Concentration in Mexico (B.A.)
- Latin American Studies with a Concentration in Migration and Border Studies (B.A.)