Past Courses

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions- Spring 2010

Taught by Fellows and Associates of the Bildner Center

 

Cuban Cinema from Revolution to Transnationalism
The City College of New York (Media & Communications Arts, MCA 404)

Prof. Jerry W. Carlson, jcarlson@ccny.cuny.edu

Thursday 2:00 - 5:45 PM. Room: TBA.

 

Globalization and Development

The Graduate Center

Prof. Mauricio A. Font, mfont@gc.cuny.edu

Tuesday 6:30 PM. Room: TBA.

 

Chronicling the Encounter

The Graduate Center (Spanish 76200)

Prof. Raquel Chang-Rodríguez, rchangrodriguez@ccny.cuny.edu

Tuesday 6:30 - 8:30 PM. Room: TBA.

 

Modernismo in Spanish American Poetry

City College of New York (Spanish V7000)

Prof. Carlos Riobó, criobo@ccny.cuny.edu

Tuesday 6:50 - 8:30 PM. Room: TBA.

 

United States and Latin America: International Relations since 1900

Baruch College (History 3860)

Prof. Kathy Waldron, kathleen.waldron@baruch.cuny.edu

Monday and Wednesday 12:00 - 1:30 PM. Room:TBA.

 

The Caribbean in the Atlantic World

The Graduate Center (Anthropology 73300)

Prof. Julie Skurski, jskurski@gc.cuny.edu

Wednesday 4:15 - 6:15 PM. Room:TBA.

 

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions- Spring 2007

• The Sociology of Charles Tilly. Sociology 80000.

        Professor Mauricio A. Font

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions - Spring 2006

• The Political Economy of Globalization. Sociology 84600.
  Professor Mauricio A. Font

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions - Spring 2005

• Transnationalism, Social Change and Development. Sociology 85200.
  Professor Mauricio A. Font

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions - Fall 2003

• Globalization: Political Economy of a Changing World Order. Sociology 84600.
  Professor Mauricio A. Font

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions - Spring 2003

• Social Change and Development. Sociology 85200.
  Professor Mauricio A. Font

Previous Graduate Course Descriptions - Spring 2002

• Globalization, Reform, and Development: Domestic and Global Sources of Social Transformation. Sociology 84001.
  Professor Mauricio A. Font
  

• Latin American Politics. Political Science U779.01.
  Professor Kenneth Erickson

• Religion and Social Movements in Latin America. History 77300.
  Professor Margaret E. Crahan