Long a nation of emigrants, Spain has become a migrant-receiving country in the 21st century. The majority of migrants hail from Latin America. Who are they, why have they migrated to Spain, how are they received there, and what might they have in common with Latinxs in the United States? This course addresses these questions by examining Spain’s legacy as an imperial power in the Americas and the ways Latin Americans are transforming Spanish society and culture. (Formerly Global Seminar: Latin American Spain.)
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University of California, Santa Cruz
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