Politics 243 - Latin American Politics

Fall
2013
01
4.00
Andrew Reiter

MW 11:00AM-12:15PM

Mount Holyoke College
85065
Dwight Hall 202
areiter@mtholyoke.edu
85065,85213
'This introductory course in the politics of Latin America combines lecture and discussion. The first part provides an historical overview of the major economic and social trends that shaped the region's political institutions and the distribution of power among societal groups. The second part examines democratization, major theories and policies of economic development, political ideology, the military, social movements, and the rule of law. Finally, the course looks at the impact of institutions such as political parties, electoral rules, the executive, and legislatures.'
Instructor Permission Required.
Permission is required for interchange registration during all registration periods.