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The Study of Inequality: A Comprehensive List of Cornell University Courses that Satisfy the Inequality Concentration

  1. Overview Courses (select one)
    • Income Distribution (ILRLE 441[4410] and ECON 455[4550])
    • Comparative Social Inequalities (D SOC 370[3700] and SOC 371[3710])
    • Social Inequality (SOC 208[2208] and DSOC 209[2090])
    • Organizations and Social Inequality (ILROB 626[6260], ILROB 2224)
    • Race and Public Policy (PAM 337[3370] and SOC 337[3370])
    • Families and Social Inequality (PAM 4470 and SOC 4470)
      The following courses are no longer offered:
      • Inequality, Diversity, and Justice (PHIL 193[1930], CRP 293[2930], GOVT 293[2935], and SOC 293[2930])
      • Power and Poverty in America (GOVT 310)
      • Race, Class, Gender, and Research (SOC 221[2210])
  2. Core Requirement
    • Controversies About Inequality (SOC 222[2220], D SOC 222[2220], PAM 222[2220], ILROB 222[2220], PHIL 195[1950], and GOVT 222[2225])
  3. Electives (select four)
    • AFRICANA STUDIES AND RESEARCH CENTER
      • Black Families and the Socialization of Black Children (ASRC 171[1600])
      • History and Politics of Racialisation: A Comparative Study (ASRC 204)
      • African-American Social and Political Thought (ASRC 231[2601])
      • The Past and Present of Precolonial Africa (ASRC 256[2303] and HIST 255[2550])
      • The Sociology of the African-American Experience (ASRC 290[2602])
      • Race, Power, and Privilege in the United States (ASRC 280)
      • History of Resistance Movements in Africa and the Diaspora (ASRC 283)
      • Government and Politics in Africa (ASRC 311[3600])
      • Politics of Global Africa (ASRC 301[3200] and ASRC 501[6200])
      • Race in U.S. Cinema 1895 to 1930 (ASRC 320[3202] and FILM 320[3200])
      • Twentieth-Century Black Cultural Movements (ASRC 332)
      • Global Perspectives on Gender (ASRC 362)
      • Black Child and Adolescent Development (ASRC 375[1603] and PSYCH 375[3750])
      • Archaeology and the African Diaspora (ASRC 385)
      • Lynching Violence in America (ASRC 413 and S HUM 413)
      • Afrocentricity: Paradigm and Critical Readings (ASRC 404[4200])
      • Public Policy and the African-American Urban Community (ASRC 420[4605])
      • African American Politics (ASRC 4300)
      • Rastafari, Race, and Resistance (ASRC 426[4526], ARTH 425[4525] and VISST 425[4625])
      • Black Feminism and Photography (ASC 437[4203])
      • African Literature (ASRC 4501 and ENGL 4501)
      • Education in Africa and the Diaspora (ASRC 459[4601] and EDUC 459[4590])
      • Politics and Social Change in the Caribbean (ASRC 451[4600])
      • The Archaeology of Slavery (ASRC 453 and AMST 453[4600])
      • Public Policy and the African-American Urban Community (ASRC 4605)
      • The Family and Society in Africa (ASRC 478[4606])
      • Women and Gender Issues in Africa (ASRC 479[4602])
      • Politics and Social Change in Southern Africa (ASRC 484[4603])
      • Global Africa: Comparative Black Experience (ASRC 501[6200] and ASRC 301[3200])
      • Education and Development in Africa (ASRC 502[6600])
      • Pan-Africanism and Feminism (ASRC 6510)
    • AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES
      • Introduction to American Indian Studies (AIS 100[1100])
      • Introduction to American Indian Studies II: Contemporary Issues in Indigenous North America(AMST 1601 AIS 110[1110])
      • Indian America in the Twentieth Century (AIS 175 and D SOC 175)
      • Political History of American Indians in the United States (AIS 209 and HIST 209)
      • Introduction to Native American History (AIS 266[2660], HIST 266[2660], and AM ST 266[2660])
      • Social Movements (AIS 311[3110], D SOC 311[3110], and LSP 311[3110])
      • Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in the American South (AIS 329 and HIST 329)
      • Anthropology of Colonialism (AIS 353[3530], AMST 353[3453], and ANTHR 353[3453])
    • AMERICAN STUDIES
      • Introduction to American Studies (AMST 1101)
      • Introduction to American Studies: New Approaches to Understanding American Diversity, The Twentieth Century (AMST 110[1601] and AAS 111[1110])
      • Comparative Migration to the Americas (AMST 204, HIST 202, and LSP 203)
      • African-American Women in the Twentieth Century (AMST 212[2120], HIST 212[2120], and FGSS 212[2120])
      • Introduction to Asian American History (AMST 213[2640], HIST 264[2640], and AAS 213[2130])
      • US Mexico Border (AMST 2250, HIST 2250, and LSP 2250)
      • Latino Communities (AMST 231[2300], D SOC 230[2300], and LSP 230[2300])
      • Twentieth Century Women Writers (AMST 252[2510], ENGL 251[2510], and FGSS 251[2510])
      • Lations in the US: Colonial Period to 1898 (AMST 259[2599], HIST 260[2600], and LSP 260[2600])
      • Latinos in the US: 1898 - Present (AMST 261[2610], HIST 261[2610], and LSP 261[2610])
      • Asian American Literature (AMST 266[2620], ENGL 266[2620], and AAS 266[2620])
      • The Culture of the 1960s (AMST 268[2680] and ENGL 268[2680])
      • Social Movements in American Politics (AMST 302[3020] and GOVT 302[3021])
      • African-American Women in Slavery and Freedom (AMST 303[3030], HIST 303[3030], and FGSS 307[3070])
      • American Cultural and Social Change (AMST 304 and HIST 304)
      • Prisons (AMST 315[3141] and GOVT 314[3141])
      • Racial and Ethnic Politics in the United States (AMST 313[3191], LSP 319[3191], and GOVT 319[3191])
      • Race and Politics in 20th Century America (AMST 325[3231] and HIST 323[3231])
      • Asian American Women's History (AMST 351[3470], AAS 347[3470], HIST 347[3470], and FGSS 347[3470])
      • Anthropology of Colonialism (AMST 353[3453], ANTHR 353[3453], and AIS 353[3530])
      • Latinos, Law and Identity (AMST 357[3550], D SOC 355[3550], and LSP 355[3550])
      • American Novel Since 1950 (AMST 368 and ENGL 368)
      • Slavery in 20th-Century American Film and Fiction (AMST 374[3681], ENGL 374[3740], and FGSS 378[3780])
      • Comparative Race and Ethnicity (AMST 375[3750], D SOC 375[3750], and LSP 375[3750])
      • Asian American Urban Experience (AMST 380[3801], AAS 380[3801], and CRP 395[3801])
      • Policing and Prison in American Culture (AMST 395[3970] and ENGL 397[3970])
      • Latina/o Popular Culture (AMST 396[3981], LSP 398[3980], and ENGL 398[3980])
      • The Immigrant City: 1900-2000 (AMST 406, HIST 412, LSP 406 and S HUM 406)
      • Lynching Violence in America (AMST 413 and S HUM 413)
      • Asian American Communities (AMST 420[4220], HIST 420[4200], and AAS 424[4240])
      • Multicultural Issues in Education (AMST 451[4510], EDUC 451[4510], and LSP 451[4510])
      • Black Manhattan: 1919-1940 (AMST 467[4670] and ENGL 467[4670])
      • Reading the Black Imaginary (AMST 4672 and ENGL 4672)
      • Immigration (AMST 485[4850] and HIST 485[4850])
      • Studies in the American Experience (AMST 500 and HIST 500)
      • History of Women in the Professions, 1800 to the Present (AMST 528, HD 258, and HIST 238)
      • Jim Crow and Execution Era in America (AMST 497[4970], AMST 697[6970], HIST 497[4970], HIST 697[6970], and AAS 497[4970])
    • ANTHROPOLOGY
      • Cultural Diversity and Contemporary Issues (ANTHR 200[1420])
      • Slavery and Human Trafficking (ANTHR 228[2428])
      • Asians in the Americas: A Comparative Perspective (ANTHR 303[3703] and AAS 303[3030])
      • Sex and Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (ANTHR 321[3421] and FGSS 321[3210])
      • Asian Minorities (ANTHR 346[3546] and ASIAN 345[3345])
      • Anthropology of Colonialism (ANTHR 353[3453], AMST 353[3453], and AIS 353[3530])
      • Democratizing Society: Participation, Action, and Research (ANTHR 362[3462], and ANTHR 662[6462])
      • Marx: An Overview of His Thought (ANTHR 368[3468] and ANTHR 668[6468])
      • Asians in the Americas: A Comparative Perspective (ANTHR 303[3703] and AAS 303[3030])
      • Masks of Power/ Strategies of Resistance (ANTHR 388[3488])
      • Ethnicity and Identity Politics: An Anthropological Perspective (ANTHR 479[4479] and AAS 479[4790])
      • Culture and Symbolism (ANTHR 600[6000])
      • Latino Languages, Ideology and Practice (ANTHR 660)
      • Action Research (ANTHR 663)
    • APPLIED ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
      • Contemporary Controversies in the Global Economy (AEM 200[2000])
      • Women, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship (AEM 334[3340])
      • Economics of Agriculutural Development (AEM 4640)
      • Policy Analysis: Welfare Theory, Agriculture, and Trade (AEM 630[6300] and ECON 430[4300])
      • Food and Nutrition Policy (AEM 665 and NS 685)
      • Economics of Development (AEM 666 and ECON 666)
      • Topics in Economic Development (AEM 667[6670] and ECON 770[7770])
    • ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES
      • Introduction to Asian American Studies (AAS 110[1100])
      • Asian American History (AAS 213[2130], HIST 264[2640], and AMST 213[2640])
      • Asian American Women and Literature (AAS 266 and ENGL 266)
      • Asians in the Americas: A Comparative Perspective (AAS 303[3030] and ANTHR 303[3703])
      • Asian American Women's History (AAS 347[3470], HIST 347[3470], FGSS 347[3470], and AMST 351[3470])
      • Asian American Urban Experience (AAS 380[3801], AMST 380[3801], and CRP 395[3801])
      • Race, Space and Place (AAS 395[3950] and CRP 395[3950])
      • Asian American Communities (AAS 424[4240], HIST 420[4200], and AM ST 420[4220])
      • Immigration and Ethnic Identity (AAS 438 and SOC 438)
      • Ethnicity and Identity Politics: An Anthropological Perspective (AAS 479[4790] and ANTHR 479[4479])
      • Jim Crow and Exclusion Era America (AAS 497[4970], AAS 697[6970], and HIST 497[4970])
    • ASIAN STUDIES
      • Theorizing Gender and Race in Asian Histories and Literatures (ASIAN 388[3388], ASIAN 688[6666], COML 398[3980], COML 698[6980], FGSS 358[3580, and FGSS 658[6580])
      • Asian Minorities(ASIAN 345[3345] and ANTHR 346[3546])
      • Virtual Orientalisms (ASIAN 415, COM L 418 and S HUM 415)
      • Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asian History (ASIAN 416[4416], ASIAN 618[6618], HIST 416[4160], HIST 616[6160], and FGSS 416[4160])
      • Language, Religion, and Politics in Modern South Asia (ASIAN 431)
      • Internationalism, Nationalism, and Modern Japanese Discursive Space (ASIAN 483)
      • The Plural Society Revisited (ASIAN 607 and GOVT 653)
    • CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING
      • Inequality, Diversity, and Justice (CRP 293[2930], SOC 293[2930], GOVT 293[2935], and PHIL 193[1930])
      • Affordable Housing Policies and Programs (CRP 343[3430] and CRP 643[6430])
      • Gender and Globalization (CRP 365[3650] and FGSS 360[3600])
      • Ethics, Development, and Globalization (CRP 395 and CRP 649)
      • Separate Societies: Poverty and Inequality in US Citizens (CRP 395)
      • Asian American Urban Experience (CRP 3801/6801, AAS 3801/6801, AMST 3801/6801)
      • Race, Space and Place (CRP 3801, CRP 679[5850], and AAS 395[3950])
      • Environmental Aspects of International Urban Planning (CRP 4530 and CRP 6830)
      • Urban Economics (CRP 404[4040] and CRP 504[5040])
      • Social Policy and Social Welfare (CRP 448[4480] and CRP 548[5480])
      • Gender and International Development (CRP 614[6140] and FGSS 614[6140])
    • COMMUNICATION
      • Sex, Gender, and Communication (COMM 284[2840] and FGSS 284[2840])
    • COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
      • Poetry and Poetics of Difference (COML 225 and ENGL 225)
      • Literatures of the Black Atlantic (COML 277 and ENGL 277)
      • Europe and its Others: An Introduction to the Literature of Colonialism (COML 304[3040])
      • Political Theory and Cinema (COML 330[3300], GERST 355[3550], GOVT 370[3700], and FILM 329[3290])
      • The European Novel (COML 363[3630])
      • Literature and Ethics (COML 370)
      • 20th-Century Black Cultural Movements (COML 387[3870], COML 690[6900], ASRC 332[6202], and ASRC 532[3201])
      • Women Around Freud (COML 412, FGSS 413, and GERST 413)
      • Virtual Orientalisms (COML 418, S HUM 415, and ASIAN 415)
      • Marx, Nietzsche, Freud (COML 425[4250], GERST 415[4150], and GOVT 473[4730])
      • Racial Democracy in the Americas (COML 432, ENGL 418 and S HUM 418)
      • Narr. of Travel/Migration/Exile (COML 458[4580])
      • Opera, History, Politics, Gender (COML 459, HIST 456, ITALL 456, MUSIC 474, and S HUM 459)
      • Feminist Theory/Lesbian Theory (COML 465[4650] and FGSS 465[4650])
      • Imagining the Holocaust (COML 483[4830], GERST 457[4570], ENGL 458[4580], and JWST 458[4580])
      • The Cultural Theory of the Frankfurt School (COML 495, GERST 495 and GOVT 471)
      • Sexual Citizenship (COML 497, FGSS 497, and FRLIT 495)
      • Special Topics in Feminist Theory (COML 600, GERST 400 and ANTHRO 600)
      • Comparison and Cultural Difference (COML 609[6090])
      • Sexuality and the Politics of Representation (COML 611[6110] and FILM 610[6100])
    • DEVELOPMENT SOCIOLOGY
      • Introduction to Sociology (DSOC 101[1101])
      • Issues in Contemporary American Indian Society (DSOC 175)
      • Population Dynamics (DSOC 201[2010] and SOC 202[2202])
      • International Development (DSOC 205[2050] and SOC 206[2206])
      • Gender and Society (DSOC 206 and FGSS 206)
      • Social Inequality (DSOC 209[2090] and SOC 208[2208])
      • Social Indicators, Data Management and Analysis (DSOC 213)
      • Sociology of Health and Ethnic Minorities (DSOC 220[2200] and LSP 220[2200])
      • Latino Communities (DSOC 230[2300] and LSP 230[2300])
      • Latinos in the United States (DSOC 265[2650], LSP 201[2010], and SOC 265[2010])
      • Immigration and a Changing America (DSOC 275[2750])
      • Education, Inequality, and Development (DSOC 305[3050])
      • Farm Workers: Contemporary Issues (DSOC 3060)
      • Social Movements (DSOC 311)
      • Social Indicators (DSOC 313[3130])
      • Indigenous Peoples and Globalization (DSOC 325)
      • Rural Areas In Metropolitan Society (DSOC 3360)
      • Latinos, Law, and Identity (DSOC 355[3550])
      • Comparative Social Inequalities (DSOC 370[3700] and SOC 371[3710])
      • Comparative U.S. Racial and Ethnic Relations (DSOC 375[3750], AM ST 375[3750], and LSP 375[3750])
      • Health and Survival Inequalities (DSOC 410[4100], SOC 410[4100], and FGSS 410[4100])
      • Theories of Reproduction (DSOC 421[4210] and SOC 421[4210])
      • Human Migration: Internal and International (DSOC 430[4300])
      • Comparative Ethnic Stratification: Demographic Perspectives (DSOC 431 and DSOC 631)
      • Indigenous Peoples and GLobalization (DSOC 435)
      • Population and Development (DSOC 438[4380] and SOC 437[4370])
      • Population, Environment, and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa (DSOC 495)
      • Classical Social Theory (DSOC 603[6030])
      • Land Reform Old and New (DSOC 643)
    • ECONOMICS
      • Equilibrium and Welfare Economics (ECON 337[3370])
      • Economics of Wages and Employment (ECON 341[3410])
      • Economic Development (ECON 371[3710])
      • Applied Economic Development (ECON 372[3720])
      • History of Economic Analysis (ECON 417[4170])
      • Policy Analysis: Welfare Theory, Agriculture, and Trade (ECON 430[4300], and AEM 630[6300])
      • Income Distribution (ECON 455[4550] and ILRLE 441[4410])
      • Women in the Economy (ECON 457[4570], FGSS 446[4460], and ILRLE 445[4450])
      • Economics of Development (ECON 466 and AEM 666)
      • Hunger and Malnutrition (ECON 474[4740] and NS 457[4570])
      • Seminar in Labor Economics I (ECON 641 and ILRLE 744)
      • Economics of Education (ECON 647[7470] and ILRLE 747[7470])
      • Seminar in Labor Economics I (ECON 742[7420] and ILRLE 745[7450])
      • Seminar in Labor Economics II (ECON 743[7430] and ILRLE 746[7460])
      • Topics in Economic Development (ECON 770[7700] and AEM 667[6670])
      • Economics of Development (ECON 772[7720] and ILRLE 749[7490])
      • Economic Development (ECON 773[7730])
    • EDUCATION
      • Multiculturalism in Education (EDUC 100)
      • Introduction to Education (EDUC 101)
      • Engaging Diversity: Multicultural Issues in Education (EDUC 151)
      • Social and Political Context of American Education (EDUC 271[2710], SOC 2710, and SOC 5710)
      • Issues in Educational Policy (EDUC 370)
      • Political Economy of Education (EDUC 378)
      • Multicultural Issues in Education (EDUC 451[4510], AMST 451[4510], and LSP 451[4510])
      • Education in Africa and the Diaspora (EDUC 459[4590] and ASRC 459[4601])
      • Education and Development in Africa (EDUC 502[5020] and ASRC 502[5020])
      • Educational Finance (EDUC 664)
    • ENGLISH
      • Introduction to Cultural Studies (ENGL 209[2090])
      • Poetry and Poetics of Difference (ENGL 225 and COML 225)
      • Rewriting the Classics: Stories of Travels and Encounters (ENGL 235)
      • Intro. to Latino/a Literature (ENGL 2400, AMST 2401, and LSP 2400)
      • Twentieth Century Women Novelists (ENGL 251[2510], FGSS 251[2510], and AMST 252[2510])
      • Asian American Literature (ENGL 2620)
      • Studies in Film Analysis: Monsters and Misfits: Hollywood's Misogynist Myths of Women (ENGL 263[2630], FGSS 263[2630], and FILM 264[2640])
      • Introduction to African American Literature (ENGL 2650, AMST 2650)
      • Asian American Women and Literature (ENGL 266, AAS 266 and AMST 266)
      • Politics and Culture in the 1960s (ENGL 268[2680] and AMST 268[2680])
      • Literatures of the Black Atlantic (ENGL 277[2770])
      • Shakespeare: Gender and Power (ENGL 327 and FGSS 327)
      • Studies in Women's Literature (ENGL 348[3480] and FGSS 348[3480])
      • American Novel Since 1950 (ENGL 368 and AMST 368)
      • Fast Talking Dames and Sad Ladies (ENGL 369[3690], FGSS 369[3690], and FILM 369[3690])
      • The Nineteenth Century Novel (ENGL 370[3700])
      • Slavery in 20th-Century Film and Fiction (ENGL 374[3740] and AMST 374[3681])
      • Studies in African American Lit. (ENGL 3740)
      • Literature & Human Rights (ENGL 3930)
      • Introduction to Global Women's Literature (ENGL 396 and FGSS 396)
      • Policing and Prisons in American Culture (ENGL 397[3970] and AMST 395[3970])
      • Latina/o Popular Culture (ENGL 398[3980], LSP 398[3980], and AMST 396[3981])
      • Literature as Moral Inquiry (ENGL 402[4020])
      • Racial Democracy in the Americas (ENGL 418, S HUM 418 and COML 432)
      • Fiction(s) of Race, Fact(s) of Racism: Perspectives from South African and Afro-American Literatures (ENGL 437)
      • 20th Century Women Writers of Color (ENGL 453[4530] and AAS 453[4530])
      • Postmodern Novel (ENGL 456)
      • Imagining the Holocaust (ENGL 458[4580], COML 483[4830], GERST 457[4570], and JWST 458[4580])
      • Comtemporary American Indian Poets (ENGL 4662 and AMST 4662)
      • Black Manhattan: 1919-1940 (ENGL 467[4670] and AMST 467[4670])
      • Islands of Globalization (ENGL 472[4720] and ENGL 672[6720])
      • Global Women's Literature (ENGL 476[4760] and FGSS 476[4760])
      • Literatures of the Archipelagoes: Caribbean and Pacific "tidalectics" (ENGL 490)
      • Gend&Vis Cult. In. Women's Lit. (ENGL 4790, AMST 4790, FGSS 4790, VISST 4800)
      • Transgender & Transexuality (ENGL 4791 and FGSS 4791)
      • Cultural Studies (ENGL 6671)
    • FEMINISM, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES
      • Work and Family (FGSS 203 and SOC 203[2203])
      • Gender and Society (FGSS 206 and DSOC 206)
      • Introduction to Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (FGSS 211[2010])
      • Introduction to Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Theory (FGSS 210[2020])
      • African-American Women in the Twentieth Century (FGSS 212[2120], HIST 212[2120], and AMST 212[2120])
      • Gender and Colonization in Latin America (FGSS 216[2160] and HIST 216[2160])
      • Gender, Sex, Empire: Modern Middle East (FGSS 217[2170], HIST 217[2170], and NES 217[2617])
      • Global Sex Work (FGSS 225)
      • Gender in Early Modern Europe (FGSS 234[6910] and FRENCH 6900)
      • History of Women in the Professions, 1800 to the Present (FGSS 238, HD 258, HIST 238 and AMST 528)
      • Language and Gender (FGSS 244 and LING 244)
      • Contemporary Narratives by Latina Writers (FGSS 246[2460], LSP 246[2460], and SPANL 246[2460])
      • Feminism and Philosophy (FGSS 249[2490] and PHIL 249[2490])
      • Twentieth Century Women Novelists (FGSS 251, AMST 252 and ENGL 251)
      • Studies in Film Analysis: Monsters and Misfits: Hollywood's Misogynist Myths of Women (FGSS 263[2630], ENGL 263[2630], and FILM 265[2650])
      • Gender: Meanings and Practice (FGSS 270 and SOC 270[2700])
      • Women in American Society, Past and Present (FGSS 273[2730], 273[2730], and AMST 2730)
      • Gender and Society in the Muslim Middle East (FGSS 281, NES 281 and RELST 281)
      • Sex, Power, and Politics (FGSS 304[3040] and GOVT 304[3043])
      • African-American Women in Slavery and Freedom (FGSS 307[3070], HIST 303[3030], and AMST 303[3030])
      • The Sociology of Marriage (FGSS 309/509 and SOC 309/509)
      • Asian American Women's History (FGSS 347[3470], HIST 347[3470], and AAS 347[3470])
      • Contemporary Issues in Women's Health (FGSS 350[3500] and PAM 350[3500])
      • Health and Survival Inequalities (FGSS 4100, SOC 410[4100], and DSOC 410[4100])
      • Gender and Work (FGSS 314, FGSS 514, ILROB 324, SOC 314 and SOC 514)
      • Sex and Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective (FGSS 321[3210], FGSS 621[6210] and ANTHR 321[3421])
      • Shakespeare: Gender and Power (FGSS 327 and ENGL 327)
      • Feminism Movements and the State (FGSS 353 and GOVT 353)
      • Gender and Globalization (FGSS 360[3600] and CRP 395[3650])
      • Gender, Ideology, and Culture (FGSS 380 and SOC 380)
      • Women and Unions (FGSS 384[3840] and ILRCB 384[3840])
      • Gender and Sexual Minorities (FGSS 385[3850] and HD 384[3840])
      • Introduction to Global Women's Literature (FGSS 396[4760] and ENGL 396[4760])
      • Women Around Freud (FGSS 413, GERST 413 and COML 412)
      • Race, Gender, and Organization (FGSS 415 and GOVT 415)
      • Gender and Sex in Southeast Asia (FGSS 416[4160], ASIAN 416[4416], and HIST 416[4160])
      • Theories of Reproduction (FGSS 421[4210], DSOC 421[4210], and SOC 4210)
      • Historical Issues of Gender and Science (FGSS 444[4440] and STS 444[4441])
      • Women in the Economy (FGSS 446[4460], ILRLE 445[4450], and ECON 457[4570])
      • Gender and Clinical Psychology (FGSS 450 and FGSS 650 and PSYCH 450)
      • Diversity and Employee Relations (FGSS 462 and ILRHR 463)
      • Feminist Theory/Lesbian Theory (FGSS 465[4650] and COML 465[4650])
      • Feminism and Gender Discrimination (FGSS 466 and GOVT 466)
      • Radical Democratic Feminisms (FGSS 468[4680] and GOVT 467[4685])
      • Global Women's Literature (FGSS 476[4760] and ENGL 476[4760])
      • Seminar: Beliefs, Attitudes, and Ideologies (FGSS 488 and PSYCH 489)
      • Sexual Citizenship (FGSS 497, COM L 497, and FRLIT 495)
      • Gender and International Development (FGSS 614[6140] and CRP 614[6410])
      • Comparative History of Women and Work (FGSS 636[6360] and ILRIC 636[6360])
      • Topics in the History of Women in Science (FGSS 644 and STS 644)
    • FILM
      • Studies in Film Analysis: Monsters and Misfits: Hollywood's Misogynist Myths of Women (FILM 265[2650], ENGL 263[2630], and FGSS 263[2630])
      • Race in U.S. Cinema 1895 to 1930 (FILM 320[3200], and ASRC 320[3202])
      • Political Theory and Cinema (FILM 329[3290], COML 330[3300], GERST 355[3550], and GOVT 370[3700])
      • African American Cinema (FILM 390, AM ST 386, ART H 390 and AS RC 390)
      • Sexuality and the Politics of Representation (FILM 610[6100] and FGSS 610[6100])
    • FRENCH
      • Sexuality and Power (FREN 6210 and FGSS 6210)
    • FRENCH LITERATURE
      • May ’68 and Its Consequences (FRLIT 326)
      • French Feminisms (FRLIT 493)
      • Sexual Citizenship (FRLIT 495, FGSS 497, and COMM L 497)
    • GERMAN STUDIES
      • Political Theory and Cinema (GERST 355[3550], GOVT 370[3705], FILM 329[3390], and COML 330[3300])
      • Minority Literature in the Federal Republic (GERST 392)
      • The Afro-Europeans (GERST 403)
      • Women Around Freud (GERST 413, COML 412, and FGSS 413)
      • Marx, Nietzsche, Freud (GERST 415[4150], GOVT 473[4735], and COML 425[4250])
      • Imagining the Holocaust (COML 483[4830], GERST 457[4570], ENGL 458[4580], and JWST 458[4580])
      • The Cultural Theory of the Frankfurt School (GERST 495, GOVT 471 and COM L 495)
    • GOVERNMENT
      • Inequality, Diversity, and Justice (GOVT 293[2935], PHIL 193[1930], SOC 293[2930], and CRP 293[2930])
      • Global Thinking (GOVT 294[2947])
      • Social Movements in American Politics (GOVT 302[3021] and AMST 302[3021])
      • Women and Politics (GOVT 304[3043] and FGSS 304[3040])
      • Latino Politics in the United States (GOVT 306 and LSP 306)
      • Introduction to Public Policy (GOVT 3071)
      • Power and Poverty in America (GOVT 310)
      • Urban Politics (GOVT 311[3111] and AMST 311[3111])
      • Prisons (GOVT 314[3141] and AMST 315[3141])
      • Racial and Ethnic Politics (GOVT 319[3191], LSP 319[3191], and AMST 313[3191])
      • Inequality & American Democracy (GOVT 3241 and AMST 3241)
      • Feminism Movements and the State (GOVT 353 and FGSS 353)
      • Modern Political Philosophy (GOVT 362 and PHIL 346)
      • Political Theory and Cinema (GOVT 370[3705], FILM 329[3290], COML 330[3300], and GERST 355[3550])
      • Concepts of Race and Racism (GOVT 377)
      • Globaliztion (GOVT 400)
      • The Politics of Education (GOVT 406)
      • Race, Gender, and Organization (GOVT 415 and FGSS 415)
      • Poor People's Movements (GOVT 456)
      • Feminism and Gender Discrimination (GOVT 466 and FGSS 466)
      • Radical Democratic Feminisms (GOVT 468[4685] and FGSS 468[4680])
      • The Cultural Theory of the Frankfurt School (GOVT 471, COML 495 and GERST 495)
      • Marx, Nietzsche, Freud (GOVT 473[4735], COML 425[4250], and GERST 415[4150])
      • International Justice (GOVT 492 and PHIL 448)
      • Politics and Policy: Theory, Research, and Practice (GOVT 500[4998], AMST 501[4998], PAM 406[4998], and ALS 500[4998])
      • Political Identity: Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalism (GOVT 610[6101])
      • The Plural Society Revisited (GOVT 653 and ASIAN 607)
      • States and Social Movements (GOVT 660[6603] and SOC 660[6600])
      • Theory and Practice of Nationalism (GOVT 674)
      • Politics of Transnationalism (GOVT 681[6817])
    • HISTORY
      • Immigration and Ethnicity in Twentieth-Century U.S. (HIST 201)
      • Comparative Migration to the Americas (HIST 202, LSP 203 and AMST 204)
      • Political History of American Indians in the United States (HIST 209 and AIS 209)
      • African-American Women in the Twentieth Century (HIST 212[2120], AMST 212[2120], and FGSS 212[2120])
      • Introduction to Asian American History (HIST 213[2460], AAS 213[2130], and AMST 213[2640])
      • Gender and Colonization in Latin America (HIST 216[2160] and LATA 216[2161])
      • Gender, Sexuality, and Empire: The View from the Modern Middle East (HIST 217[2170], NES 217[2617], and FGSS 217[2170])
      • Gender in Early Modern Europe (HIST 234[2340])
      • Antisemitism and the Crisis of Modernity (HIST 235[2350] and JWST 254[2350])
      • History of Women in the Professions, 1800 to the Present (HIST 238, HD 258, AMST 528 and FGSS 238)
      • Enslaved! Then and Now (HIST 2411)
      • The White Image in the Black Mind (HIST 2412, ASRC 2307)
      • Race & Popular Culture (HIST 251[2510] and AMST 250[2501])
      • The Past and Present of Precolonial Africa (HIST 255[2550] and ASRC 256[2303])
      • Latinos in the US: Colonial to 1898 (HIST 260[2600], LSP 260[2600], and AMST 259[2599])
      • Latinos in the US: 1898-Present (HIST 261[2610], LSP 261[2610], and AMST 261[2610])
      • Introduction to Asian American History (HIST 264[2640], AMST 213[2640], and AAS 213[2130])
      • Introduction to Native American History (HIST 266[2660], AMST 266[2660], and AIS 266[2660])
      • Women in American Society, Past and Present (HIST 273[2730] and FGSS 273[2730])
      • 20th Century Russia and the Soviet Union (HIST 290)
      • African-American Women in Slavery and Freedom (HIST 303[3030], AMST 303[3030], and FGSS 307[3070])
      • American Cultural and Social Change (HIST 304 and AMST 304)
      • American Political Thought from Madison to Malcolm X (HIST 3160, GOVT/AMST 3665)
      • Race and Politics in 20th Century America (HIST 323[3231] and AMST 325[3231])
      • Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in the Early South (HIST 329 and AIS 329)
      • Crosscurrents in Contemporary LAM. (HIST 3331, ANTHR 3431, LATA 3300)
      • African-American History from Slavery to Freedom (HIST 335)
      • Asian American Women's History (HIST 347[3470], FGSS 347[3470], AAS 347[3470], and AMST 351[3470])
      • African-American Social History, 1865-1910: The Rural and Urban Experience (HIST 375[3750] and ILRCB 385[3850])
      • African-American Social History, 1910- The Present: Race, Work, and the City (HIST 376[3760] and ILRCB 386[3860])
      • A History of African Nationalism, 1945 to 1994 (HIST 407[4070])
      • The Immigrant City: 1900-2000 (HIST 412, LSP 406, SHUM 406 and AMST 406)
      • Women's Activism and Social Change in the 20th Century U.S. (HIST/FGSS/AMST 4141)
      • Gender and Sex in Southeast Asia (HIST 416[4160], HIST 616[6160], FGSS 416[4160], FGSS 616[6160], ASIAN 416[4416], and ASIAN 618[6618])
      • Opera, History, Politics, Gender (HIST 456, ITALL 456, MUSIC 474, HUM 459 and COML 459)
      • Female Adolescence in Historical Perspective (HIST 458, HD 417 and AMST 417)
      • To Be Enslaved, Then and Now (HIST 442[4421])
      • Antisemitism and the Crisis of Modernity: From the Enlightenment to the Holocaust (HIST 459 and JWST 459)
      • Science, Race, and Colonalism (HIST 4751 and STS 4751)
      • ImmigrationHistory, Theory, and Practice (HIST 485[4850], AMST 485[4850], and LSP 485[4850])
      • Jim Crow and Execution Era in America (HIST 497[4970], HIST 697[6970], AMST 497[4970], AMST 697[6970], and AAS 497[4970])
      • African-American Women (HIST 608)
      • Afro-American Historiography (HIST 610[6101] and AMST 610[6101])
      • Genocidal Regimes (HIST 6750)
      • Seminar in American Labor History (HIST 683[6830] and ILRCB 783[7081])
    • HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
      • Families and the Life Course (SOC 250[2500] and HD 250[2500])
      • Aging and the Life Course (HD 251[2510] and SOC 251[2510])
      • Gender and the Life Course (HD 253)
      • History of Women in the Professions, 1800 to the Present (HD 258, AMST 528, FGSS 238, and HIST 238)
      • Gender and Sexuality (HD 284[2840] and FGSS 285[2850])
      • Risk and Opportunity Factors in Childhood and Adolescence (HD 353[3530])
      • Social Inequality in Health (HD 3570 and SOC 4570)
      • Children's Development in Different Cultures (HD 368)
      • Gender and Sexual Minorities (HD 384[3840] and FGSS 385[3850])
      • Female Adolescence in Historical Perspective (HD 417, AMST 417, and HIST 458)
      • Families and Social Policy (HD 456[4560])
      • Health and Social Behavior (HD 457[4570] and SOC 457[4570])
      • Parent-Child Development in African-American Families (HD 458)
      • Contemporary Family Theory and Research (HD 650)
      • Seminar in Family Studies and the Life Course (HD 655)
      • Contemporary Family Theory and Research (HD 650)
    • INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS
      • Citizenship, Race and Class in Twentieth-Century America (ILRCB 2061)
      • Race and Rights at Work (ILRCB 208)
      • Strangers and Citizens: Immigration and Labor in U.S. History (ILRCB 302[3020])
      • Special Topics: Labor History (ILRCB 3040)
      • Recent History of American Workers: From the 60s through the 90s (ILRCB 306[3060])
      • Workers Rights and Human Rights (ILRCB 383[3830])
      • Women and Unions (ILRCB 384[3840] and FGSS 384[3840])
      • The African-American Workers, 1865-1910: The Rural and Urban Experience (ILRCB 385[3850] and HIST 375[3750])
      • The African-American Workers, 1910- The Present: Race, Work, and the City (ILRCB 386[3860] and HIST 376[3760])
      • Unfree Labor: Servants, Slaves (ILRCB 388[3880])
      • Union Organizing (ILRCB 400[4000])
      • Ethics at Work (ILRCB 482[4820])
      • Liberty and Justice for All (ILRCB 488[4880])
      • Theories of Industrial Relations Systems (ILRCB 606[6060])
      • Values in Law, Economics, and Industrial Relations (ILRCB 607[6070])
      • Employment Discrimination and the Law (ILRCB 684[6840])
      • The Economics of Collective Bargaining (ILRCB 705[7050])
      • Seminar in American Labor History (ILRCB 783[7081] and HIST 683[6830])
      • Strangers and Citizens: Immigration an Labor in U.S. History (ILRHR 302)
      • Human Resource Economics and Public Policy (ILRHR 360[3600])
      • Women at Work (ILRHR 366)
      • Working in the New Economy: The Sociology of Work (ILRHR 461[4610])
      • Diversity and Employee Relations (ILRHR 463[4630])
      • Immigration and the Labor Force (ILRHR 469[4690])
      • Research on Education Reform and Human Resource Policy (ILRHR 653[6601])
      • Diversity and Inclusion in Organizations (ILRHR 667[6670])
      • Training the Displaced and Disadvantaged (ILRHR 692)
      • Education, Technology, and Productivity (ILRHR 695[6950])
      • Perspectives on Work and Welfare (ILRIC 3340)
      • Politics of the Global North (ILRIC 4330 and GOVT 3303)
      • Labor Markets and Income Distribution in Developing Countries (ILRIC 4350)
      • Theories of Equality and Their Application in the Workplace (ILRIC 604)
      • Comparative Labor Movements in Latin America (ILRIC 631[6310])
      • Global Debates and Comparative Political Economy (ILRIC 6330)
      • Revitalizing the Labor Movement: A Comparative Perspective (ILRIC 632[6320] and GOVT 641[6413])
      • Labor Markets and Income Distribution in Developing Countries (ILRIC 635[6350])
      • Comparative History of Women and Work (ILRIC 636[6360] and FGSS 636[6360])
      • Workplace Diversity: Stepping into the 21st Century (ILRID 450)
      • Economics of Wages and Employment (ILRLE 240[2400])
      • Income Distribution (ILRLE 441[4410] and ECON 455[4550])
      • Women in the Economy (ILRLE 445[4450], ECON 457[4570], and FGSS 446[4460])
      • Labor Economics (ILRLE 540[5400])
      • Labor Market and Personnel Economics (ILRLE 544[5440])
      • Economic Anaylsis of the Welfare State (ILRLE 642[6420])
      • Seminar in Labor Economics I (ILRLE 744 and ECON 641)
      • Seminar in Labor Economics I (ILRLE 745[7450] and ECON 742[7420])
      • Seminar in Labor Economics II (ILRLE 746[7460] and ECON 743[7430])
      • Economics of Education (ILRLE 747[7470] and ECON 647[7470])
      • Economics of Development (ILRLE 749[7490] and ECON 772[7720])
      • Gender and Work (ILROB 324, SOC 314, SOC 514, FGSS 314, and FGSS 514)
      • Blue-Collar Work in America (ILROB 428[4280])
      • Sociology of Markets (ILROB 622 and SOC 622)
      • Organizations and Social Inequality (ILROB 626[6260])
    • ITALIAN LITERATURE
      • Opera, History, Politics, Gender (ITAL 456, MUSIC 474, SHUM 459, COML 459 and HIST 456)
    • JEWISH STUDIES
      • Antisemitism and the Crisis of Modernity (JWST 254[2350] and HIST 235[2350])
      • Imagining the Holocaust (COML 483[4830], GERST 457[4570], ENGL 458[4580], and JWST 458[4580])
    • LATINO STUDIES PROGRAM
      • Latinos in the United States (LSP 201[2010], SOC 265[2650], and DSOC 265[2650])
      • Comparative Migration to the Americas (LSP 203, AMST 204 and HIST 202)
      • Sociology of Health and Ethnic Minorities (LSP 220[2200] and DSOC 220[2200])
      • Latino Communities (LSP 230[2300], DSOC 230[2300], and AMST 230[2300])
      • Contemporary Narratives by Latina Writers (LSP 246[2460], SPANL 246[2460], and FGSS 246[2460])
      • Lations in the US: Colonial to 1898 (LSP 260[2600], AMST 259[2599], and HIST 260[2600])
      • Latinos in the US: 1898-Present (LSP 261[2610], HIST 261[2610], and AMST 261[2610])
      • Latina Activism Feminist Theory (LSP 300)
      • Latino Politics in the United States (LSP 306 and GOVT 306)
      • Social Movements (LSP 311[3110], DSOC 311[3110], and AIS 311[3110])
      • Racial and Ethnic Politics (LSP 319[3191], AMST 313[3191], and GOVT 319[3191])
      • Latinos, Law and Inequality (LSP 355[3550], AMST 357[3550], and DSOC 355[3550])
      • Comparative U.S. Racial and Ethnic Relations (LSP 375[3750], AM ST 375[3750], and D SOC 375[3750])
      • The United States (LSP 3777, AMST 3777 and ANTHR 3777)
      • Cinema and Social Change (LSP 386)
      • Latina/o Popular Culture (LSP 398[3980], AMST 396[3981], and ENGL 398[3980])
      • The Immigrant City: 1900-2000 (LSP 406, SHUM 406, AMST 406 and HIST 412)
      • Multicultural Issues in Education (LSP 451[4510], AMST 451[4510], and EDUC 451[4510])
      • Immigration (LSP 485[4850], AMST 485[4850], and HIST 485[4850])
    • LINGUISTICS
      • Language and Gender (LING 244 and FGSS 244)
    • MUSIC
      • Opera, History, Politics, Gender (MUSIC 474, SHUM 459, COML 459, HIST 456, ITALL 456)
    • NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
      • Gender and Society in the Muslim Middle East (NES 281[2120], RELST 281[2120], and FGSS 212[2120])
      • Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (NES 3697, GOVT 3977, HIST 3970, JWST 3697, and SOC 3970)
    • NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
      • Food Policy (NS 4450 and AEM 4450)
      • Health, Poverty, and Inequality: A Global Perspective (NS 457[4570] and ECON 474[4740])
      • Global, Food Security and Nutrition (NS 6420 and AEM 6420)
      • Assessing Food and Nutrition in a Social Context (NS 650[6500])
      • Food and Nutrition Policy (NS 685 and AEM 665)
    • PHILOSOPHY
      • Contemporary Moral Issues (PHIL 1450)
      • Inequality, Diversity, and Justice (PHIL 193[1930], SOC 29[2930]3, CRP 293[2930], and GOVT 293[2935])
      • Ethics (PHIL 241[2410])
      • Feminism and Philosophy (PHIL 249[2490] and FGSS 249[2490])
      • Marx (PHIL 319)
      • Modern Political Philosophy (PHIL 346[3460] and GOVT 362[3625])
      • International Justice (PHIL 448 and GOVT 492)
    • POLICY ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT
      • Economics of the Public Sector (PAM 204[2040])
      • Introduction to Policy Analysis (PAM 230[2300])
      • Critical Perspectives (PAM 240)
      • Race,Power, and Privilege in the United States (PAM 280)
      • Intermediate Policy Analysis (PAM 320[3300])
      • Evaluation of Public Policies (PAM 330[3300])
      • Work-Family Policies in Comparative Perspective (PAM 3320)
      • Law, Economics and Public Policy (PAM 333[3330])
      • Low-Income Families: Qualitative and Policy Perspectives (PAM 335[3350])
      • Evol. Family Challenges Fam. Policy (PAM 3360 and SOC 3360)
      • Racial and Ethnic Differentiation (PAM 337[3370] and SOC 337[3370])
      • Contemporary Issues in Women's Health (PAM 350[3500] and FGSS 350[3500])
      • Demography and Family Policy (PAM 371)
      • Human Sexuality (PAM 380[3800])
      • Social Welfare as a Social Institution (PAM 383[3830])
      • Economics of the Criminal Justice System (PAM 4340)
      • Drugs and Gangs (PAM 4360)
      • Economics of Public Health (PAM 4380)
      • Critical Perspectives (PAM 440[4400])
      • Violence against Women: Policy Implications and Global Perspectives (PAM 444[4440] and FGSS 448[4480])
      • Families and Social Inequality (PAM/SOC 4470)
      • The Welfare of America's Children (PAM 462[4620])
      • Social Policy (PAM 473[4730])
      • Economics of Family Policy (PAM 605[6050])
      • Health Economics I (PAM 6410 and ECON 6910)
    • PSYCHOLOGY
      • Social Construction of Gender (PSYCH 277 and FSGG 277)
      • Black Child and Adolescent Development (PSYCH 375[3750] and ASRC 375[1603])
      • Gender and Clinical Psychology (PSYCH 450, FGSS 450 and FGSS 650)
      • Beliefs, Attitudes, and Ideologies (PSYCH 489[4890], PSYCH 6890, and FGSS 488)
    • RELIGIOUS STUDIES
      • Gender and Society in the Muslim Middle East (NES 281, RELST 281, and FGSS 212)
    • SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES
      • Historical Issues of Gender and Science (STS 444[4441] and FGSS 444[4440])
      • Topics in the History of Women in Science (STS 644 and FGSS 644)
    • SOCIETY FOR THE HUMANITIES
      • The Immigrant City: 1900-2000 (SHUM 406, AMST 406, and HIST 412, and LSP 406)
      • Lynching Violence in America (SHUM 413, ASRC 413, and AMST 413)
      • Virtual Orientalisms (SHUM 415, ASIAN 415, and COML 418)
      • Rastafari, Race, and Resistance (SHUM 425, ASRC 426, and VISST 425[4250])
      • Racial Democracies in the Americas (SHUM 418, COML 432, and ENGL 418)
      • Opera, History, Politics, Gender (SHUM 459, COML 459, HIST 456, ITALL 456, and MUSIC 474)
    • SOCIOLOGY
      • Introduction to Sociology (SOC 101[1101])
      • Race and Ethnicity (SOC 104[1104])
      • Introduction to Economic Sociology (SOC 105[1105])
      • Introduction to Social Inequality (SOC 108)
      • Utopia in Theory and Practice (SOC 115[1150])
      • Work and Family (SOC 203 and FGSS 203)
      • Race and Ethnic Relations (SOC 204)
      • International Development (SOC 206[2206] and DSOC 205[2050])
      • Problems in Contemporary Society (SOC 207[2070] and DSOC 207[2070])
      • Social Inequality (SOC 208[2208] and DSOC 209[2090])
      • Introduction to Organizations (SOC 2150 and DSOC 2510)
      • Schooling and Society (SOC 2250)
      • Globalization and Inequality (SOC 230)
      • Politics and Culture (SOC 248[2480] and GOVT 363[3633])
      • Families and the Life Course (SOC 250[2500] and HD 250[2500])
      • Aging and the Life Course (SOC 251[2510] and HD 251[2510])
      • Latinos in the United States (SOC 265[2650], DSOC 265[2650], and LSP 201[2010])
      • Gender: Meanings and Practice (SOC 270[2700] and FGSS 270)
      • Social Movements (SOC 2800)
      • Inequality, Diversity, and Justice (SOC 293[2930], CRP 293[2930], GOVT 293[2935], and PHIL 193[1930])
      • The Sociology of Marriage (SOC 309, SOC 509, FGSS 309, and FGSS 509)
      • Urban Sociology (SOC 312)
      • Gender and Work (SOC 314, SOC 514, ILROB 324, FGSS 314, and FGSS 514)
      • Gender Inequality (SOC 316)
      • Social Policy (SOC 326 and SOC 526)
      • Sociology of Sport (SOC 330)
      • Racial and Ethnic Differentiation (SOC 337[3370] and PAM 337[3370])
      • Schooling, Racial Inequality, and Public Policy in America (SOC 357[3570])
      • Inequality and the Workplace (SOC 362[3620])
      • Social Inequality in Health (SOC 3670)
      • Comparative Social Inequalities (SOC 371[3710] and DSOC 370[3700])
      • Classical Theory (SOC 375[3750])
      • Gender,Ideology, and Culture (SOC 380 and FGSS 380)
      • Israeli Society (SOC 390)
      • Israeli Palestinian Conflict (SOC 397)
      • Health and Survival Inequalities (SOC 410[4100], DSOC 410[4100], and FGSS 410[4100])
      • Theories of Reproduction (SOC 421[4210], FGSS 421[4210], and D SOC 421[4210])
      • Sociology of Markets (SOC 422, SOC 622, and ILROB 622)
      • Artificial Societies (SOC 425[4250] and SOC 527[5270])
      • Population and Development (SOC 437[4370] and DSOC 438[4380])
      • Immigration and Ethnic Identity (SOC 438 and AAS 438)
      • Health and Social Behavior (SOC 457[4570] and HD 457[4570])
      • Social Inequality (SOC 518[5180])
      • Conflict and the Nation-State (SOC 528[5280])
      • Seminar in Institutions and Rationality (SOC 575)
      • Transitions to Market Economies in China and Eastern Europe (SOC 583)
      • Cultural Sociology (SOC 6300)
      • Economic Sociology (SOC 6460)
      • States and Social Movements (SOC 660[6600] and GOVT 660[6603])
    • SPANISH LITERATURE
      • Contemporary Narratives by Latina Writers (SPANL 246[2460], FGSS 246[2460], and LSP 246[2460])
      • Hispanic Caribbean Culture and Literature (SPANL 346)
    • THEATRE ARTS
      • Third Cinema (THETR 386)
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