ANTHRO 226

Imperialism and Immigration in the Americas

Description

This course examines the relationship between migration and imperialism in the Americas through the framework of critical anthropology as a discipline and through the use of contemporary case studies. This course critically engages with the role of the United States as an imperial power in and draws significantly from decolonial, post-colonial work and work produced by scholars in Latin America.

For full course information see the Digital Course Outline. 
 
Digital Course Outlines for 2025 will be refreshed around November/December

Availability 2025

Semester 2

Lecturer(s)

Coordinator(s) Dr Callie Vandewiele

Assessment

Coursework only

Points

ANTHRO 226: 15 points

Prerequisites

15 pts from Stage 1 Anthropology

Corequisites

Not applicable

Restrictions

Global 251