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Syllabus detailing weekly topics, readings, assignments, and guest lectures for a university course analyzing Latin America’s role in global politics, including case studies of specific countries and their foreign policies.
Year: 2015
Region / Campus: University of California, San Diego
Subject: International Relations, Latin American Studies
Document Type: Course syllabus
Instructor: Peter H. Smith
Teaching Assistant: Sara Bivin
Class Schedule: Tuesdays 6:00–8:50 p.m.
Course Location: IR/PS Gardner Room
Target Audience: University students in International Relations or Political Science
Language of Instruction: English
Required Materials: Selected chapters from Gardini and Lambert, Shifting Sands journal articles, The Economist
Assignments: Two policy memos, weekly readings, study group debates
Grading Criteria: Policy memos, debate performance, reading analyses, class participation
Guest Speakers: David Mares, Riordan Roett, Javier Corrales, Rafael Fernández de Castro, Arturo Sarukhan, H. Michael Erisman, Richard Feinberg
Course Period: Winter 2015
Focus Countries: Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela
Additional Topics: Relations with China, Russia, Europe, Iran; international organizations
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