HILA 119Central America: Popular Struggle, Political Change, and US Intervention
Covers the divisive history of Central America from the building of the Panama Canal and the Sandinista Revolution to the 2009 coup in Honduras and the recent migration to the U.S. Explores the ideas and practices of popular politics—including revolutionary socialism—along with questions of indigeneity and racism, capitalism, gender, and US intervention.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.