Courses taught at the Hebrew University

· Bachelor's degree courses:

Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies:

-Introduction to Modern Latin America, from Independence to the Present (29147)

-Latin America between the National, the Regional and the Global    (29147)

-It Takes Two to Tango: US-Latin American Relations, 1823-1945 (29346)

-A New World Order? US-Latin American Relations since 1945 (29336)

-Latin America and the Cold War (29405)

-US-Latin American Relations in the Long 19^th Century (29164)

-US-Latin American Relations, 1914-1945 (29165)

-Britain-US-Latin America’s relations in the long 19^th Century (29391)

-Britain-US-Latin America’s relations, 1919-1945 (29392)

School of History:

-Crises, Loans and Beyond (27052)

-US-Latin American Relations until the Second World War (39087)

-Economic Globalization in Historical Perspective (27022; 39088)

· Master's degree courses

 Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies:

-Latin America's Politics and Economy: Privatizations and Nationalizations  (29836)

-Army and Politics in Latin America (29970)

-Neoliberalism and Post-neoliberalism in Latin America (29917)

-Populisms in Latin America (29900)

-The IMF, the World Bank and Latin America (29902)

-Class and Status in Latin America (29870)

-Research Seminar for Graduate Students (29815, 29824)

-Not Just Sport: Soccer and Politics in Latin America (forthcoming, 2021- 2022)

 School of History:

          -Topics in Economic History (27089)