Immigration, Race, and American Society (CVS-0027)
Spring 2024 · CVS 0027 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate
The United States as a lens for understanding the movement of people across nation-state boundaries and their settlement in various receiving societies. Why people migrate across international borders; ability of the nation-state to control migration flows; assimilation and incorporation of foreign outsiders into American social life; ways that migrants build and sustain lives across international borders; and challenges to two traditional types of membership: race and ethnicity, and citizenship and national belonging.
Course codes: CVS-0027, CVS 0027, CVS0027, CVS-27, CVS 27, CVS27, AMER-0030, AMER 0030, AMER0030, AMER-30, AMER 30, AMER30, AFR-0070, AFR 0070, AFR0070, AFR-70, AFR 70, AFR70, SOC-0070, SOC 0070, SOC0070, SOC-70, SOC 70, SOC70
- 01-LEC (Lecture) — Adrian Cruz