Benjamin Bryce

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    • To Belong in Buenos Aires
    • Healing the Nation
    • The Boundaries of Ethnicity
    • Making Citizens in Argentina
    • Entangling Migration History
  • Teaching
    • Global History of Public Health (Winter 2018)
    • Salmon Cannery (Experiential Learning)
    • Republican Latin America (Fall 2018)
    • World History since 1550 (Winter 2018)
    • The Welfare State: An International History
    • The Age of Empire (Winter 2016)
    • Global Migration (Fall 2015)
    • Environment, Export Economies, and Workers in Latin America (2014)
    • Canadian Nationalisms (Fall 2013)
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    • Towards a History of the Americas
    • The Mosaic vs. the Melting Pot?
    • Comparing Germans in Ontario and Buenos Aires
    • SEMINECAL 2012: Latin American Conference on Canadian Studies
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    • Chronique d’archives. De la poudre aux yeux
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