HIST 3702
Colonial and Neo-Colonial Encounters: Culture, Power, and History
Historical; teaching term unspecified
Topics
- European expansion since the 1500s
- Imperial and colonial relationships across world regions
- International inequality
- Twentieth-century neo-colonialism
Readings
- Required: Ken Pomeraz and Steve Topik, The World That Trade Created.
- Required: James Blaut, The Colonizer’s Model of the World.
- Required: Philip Curtin, Death By Migration.
- Required: Donald Akenson, God’s Peoples.
Sources
- syllabus ↗Historical; teaching term unspecified
- Course source ↗
- Checked archived instructor page directly. Source belongs to a historical archive associated with 2000–2001; no teaching term is stated in its header. Bibliographic spellings retained as printed.