1. Regional/National/Global Survey of Capitalism
One core course:
HIST 1540/AMST 1540/ILRLR 1845 American Capitalism
HIST 3081 Stability and Crisis: Capitalism and Democracy, 1870 to the present
2. Economics and Business
Students will need to take at least one course from this list.
ECON 1110 Introductory Microeconomics
ECON 1120 Introductory Macroeconomics
ECON 3010 Accelerated Microeconomics
ECON 3030 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 3300 Development of Economic Thought and Institutions
ECON 3310 American Economics History I
ECON 3320 American Economic History II
GOVT 3547 American Primacy Challenged: International Political Economy
GOVT 3557 American Exceptionalism Questioned: Comparative Political Economy
PAM 2000 Intermediate Microeconomics
AEM 2241 Finance (formerly AEM 2240)
HADM 2250 Finance
3. Historical Areas
Students will need to take at least three courses from the following list (students may also request inclusion of a "historical" course, please email staff).
ASRC 3010 Sweetness
ANTHR 2440 Anthropology of Money
ECON 3480 Race and American Labor Market
GERST 4431 Melancholy Left: Marx to Benjamin (HIST 4234)
GERST 1170 Marx, Nietzsche, Freud
GERST 3610 Homo Oeconomicus
GOVT 2225 Controversies About Inequality
GOVT 3303 Politics of the Global North
GOVT 3667 Exceptionalism Questioned
GOVT 4021 American Conservative Thought
HIST 1640 US History Since Depression
HIST 1690 Latin America and the World
HIST 1950 The Invention of Latin America
HIST 1955 No gods, No masters: Histories of Anarchism
HIST 1960 Latin America and Modern World
HIST 1986 Disasters! A History of Colonial Failures in the Atlantic World
HIST 2062 Migrant Workers in the Americas
HIST 2063 Anarchism: History, Theory, Practice
HIST 2210 Popular Culture in China
HIST 2212 The US Empire
HIST 2220 From the New Deal to the Age of Reagan
HIST 2452 Dress Cloth and Identity
HIST 2423 Dazed and Confused: The Politics of Drug and Alcohol in US History
HIST 2500 Technology in Society
HIST 2541 Modern Caribbean History
HIST 2581 Environmental History
HIST 2641 Race and Modern US History
HIST 2680 Sex, Drugs, and Experimenting with Democracy in 1960s and 1970s America
HIST 2885 Consumer Culture
HIST 3022 Capitalism and American Democracy
HIST 3050 Eighteenth-Century Britain
HIST 3181 Living in an Uncertain World: Science, Technology, and Risk
HIST 3652 African Economic Development Histories
HIST 3740 America Becomes Modern: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era
HIST 3825 World War II: A Global History
HIST 4041 Atlantic Commodities
HIST 4261 Commodification and Consumerism in Historical Perspective
HIST 4490 Peddlers, Pirates and Prostitutes: Subaltern Histories of Southeast Asia, 1800-1900
HIST 4820 History of Slavery
HIST 6065 Science, Technology, Capitalism (only with permission of instructor)
ILRLR 1100 Introduction to U.S. Labor History
ILRLR 2070 Writing Seminar in History of Mexican Labor
ILRIC 2310 Sociology of Work
ILRIC 2350 Work, Labor, and Capital in the Global Economy
ILRLR 2810 Migration: Histories, Controversies, and Perspectives
ILRLR 3035 Special Topics: Labor, Race, Gender
ILRLR 3040 Special Topics: Labor History
ILRLR 3060 Recent History of American Workers
ILRLR 3065 Immigrant America: Race and Citizenship in Modern Working Class History
ILRLR 3071 Governing Economic Development
ILRLE 3440 Development of Economic Thoughts
ILRLR 3880 Unfree Labor: Servants, Slaves, and Wives
ILRLR 3870 The History of Consumption: From Wedgwood to WalMart
ILRLR 4845 Labor, Race and Gender