@ABautistaChavez
Angie Bautista-Chavez
@ABautistaChavez
2 years
This spring, I'll be teaching my first grad-level course: Politics of International Migration and Expanding Borders. Sharing syllabus, which includes Reading List + Description of Assignments (students incrementally develop a research project).
7
10
178

Replies

@akoustov
Alexander Kustov
@akoustov
2 years
@ABautistaChavez Thanks for sharing, looks amazing!
0
0
2
@JaeJaeykim2
Jae Yeon Kim
@JaeJaeykim2
2 years
@ABautistaChavez Lots of great stuff. Super useful!
0
0
1
@hamlinr1
Rebecca Hamlin
@hamlinr1
2 years
@ABautistaChavez Looks great! Thanks for sharing.
0
0
3
@hillaryallison_
Dr. Hillary Mellinger
@hillaryallison_
2 years
@ABautistaChavez This syllabus is a work of art!
0
0
2
@nickmicinski
Nick Micinski
@nickmicinski
2 years
@ABautistaChavez So great! Thanks for sharing. Your students will learn so much!
0
0
1
@_josephflores_
Joseph Flores
@_josephflores_
2 years
@ABautistaChavez Adding to the list of classes I wish I could have taken as I enter my last grad semester. At least I can nerd out on the readings 📚 Thanks for sharing!
0
0
1
@finn_vicki
Victoria (Vicki) Finn
@finn_vicki
2 years
@ABautistaChavez Really enjoyed reading over your syllabus, thanks for posting. If any students are interested in the Immigrants, Political Participation, and Transnationalism topic, I'd be happy to help w/ e.g. further reading, like some lit I cite in this article:
Tweet card media
Migrant voting: here, there, in both countries, or nowhere

Moving past the literature on states granting migrant voting rights, in this article I focus on individuals exercising rights in order to question the connections between (non)citizenship, politica...

www.tandfonline.com
0
1
2