GOVT 20.05 Revolution, Reform and Reaction: The Cold War in Latin America

This course examines and analyzes the key variables that determined the course of Latin America's political, economic, and social evolution during the period of the Cold War (1946-1990).   It focuses on the relationship of Latin America to the global Cold War, the manifestation of U.S. and Soviet foreign policy in the region, and the responses of key actors in Latin America to the geo-strategic, ideological and political rivalry between the two superpowers.  

Instructor

DeShazo

Cross Listed Courses

LACS 50.09

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT; WCult:NW

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