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Latinos in the West : the student movement and academic labor in Los Angeles / Carlos Mora.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mora, Carlos, 1959-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Hispanic Americans--California--Los Angeles--Social conditions.
Hispanic Americans.
Hispanic Americans--Education (Higher)--California--Los Angeles.
Hispanic Americans--Study and teaching (Higher)--California--Los Angeles.
Education, Higher.
Student movements.
History.
Universities and colleges--Curricula.
Hispanic Americans--Study and teaching (Higher).
Hispanic Americans--Education (Higher).
Social conditions.
Latin America--Study and teaching (Higher)--California--Los Angeles.
Latin America.
Universities and colleges--Curricula--California--Los Angeles.
Universities and colleges.
Student movements--California--Los Angeles--History.
Los Angeles (Calif.)--Social conditions.
Los Angeles (Calif.).
Education, Higher--California--Los Angeles.
California--Los Angeles.
California.
Physical Description:
xxxii, 247 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield, [2007]
Summary:
Latinos in the West focuses on the struggle by Latin Americans to open and maintain Chicano/a studies programs in institutions of higher education in California. It raises critical questions about multicultural democracy by exploring topics such as immigration, affirmative action, and civil rights. Carlos Mora explains the links between this social movement and the needs of the Chicano/a people, the changes taking place in higher education, and the trends in the overall ethnic-nationalist movements in the Unites States where Latinos have been playing an increasingly leading role.
Contents:
Introduction: Latino/as in the West 1
1 The L.A. Rebellion of 1992 and Student Walkouts 9
2 The Raza Unida and the Chicano/a Movement 51
3 University Restructuring and Academic Labor 95
4 Inside the Tents for Chicano/a Studies 129
5 Latino/as or Chicano/as: Culture, Nation, or Class? 175
6 The Latino/a Mobilization of 2006 209
Appendix Chronology of Chicano/as and Chicano Studies at UCLA 227.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 233-242) and index.
ISBN:
9780742547841
0742547841
OCLC:
77503997

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