Jeffrey Erbig
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TEACHING
My teaching addresses a broad range of topics, including colonialism, nationalism, spatial thought, migration, and the historical agency of Indigenous Americans and African Americans. I also teach courses on research design and methods, especially the use of geographic information systems (GIS) in the humanities and social sciences.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ
  Undergraduate​  
    LALS100A - Social Science Analytics   
    LALS169 - South America: History, Society, and Culture
    LALS170 - Indigenous Struggles in the Americas
    LALS194E - Unfree Migrations

  Graduate
    LALS201 - Research in Practice: Epistemology, Ontology, and Ethics
    LALS244 - Digital Mapping and Human Geographies

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
    Modern Latin America
    The Slave Trade in Africa and the Americas
    Mapping Latin America
    History of Southern South America
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