Argentine in the Twentieth Century – Politics, society and economy

Three-week course, first session




This course will allow the students to introduce themselves into the knowledge and analysis of the main sociopolitical process occurred in Argentina during the 20th-Century. Moreover, the course will enable the students to understand some of the political and social dynamics of Latin American nations, opening up a space to compare those dynamics and realities with their own realities in a developed society. This last point will allow them to develop in a more global vision about contemporary issues, an increasingly relevant requirement in the 21st-Century. (.5 unit)



Required text: Electronic material provided at Middlebury.

Schedule
12:00pm-12:50pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (Jul 4, 2019 to Jul 24, 2019)
Location
Ross Commons Dining 011
Instructors