<p>(Formerly numbered Labor and Workplace Studies M123.) (Same as Chicana/o and Central American Studies M119.) Lecture, four hours. Analysis of historical formation and development of Chicano/Latino communities in 20th century, with focus on labor, immigration, economic structures, electoral politics, and international dimensions. Letter grading.</p>

Labor Studies

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College of Letters and Science

Labor studies encompasses study of the sociocultural economic, legal policy, and political forces that shape the lives of working people, labor markets, employment practices, and social movements seeking greater economic equity.

General Catalog

Chicano/Latino Community Formation: Critical Perspectives and Oral Histories

LBR STD M123

4 units