North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States, 3rd Edition
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McWilliams, Carey et al. North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States, 3rd Edition. 3, Praeger, 2016. ABC-CLIO, publisher.abc-clio.com/9781440836831.
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McWilliams, Carey, Matt S. Meier, and García, Alma. North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States, 3rd Edition, 3. Praeger, 2016. http://publisher.abc-clio.com/9781440836831
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McWilliams, C., Meier, M. S. & García, Alma. (2016). North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States, 3rd Edition. Retrieved from http://publisher.abc-clio.com/9781440836831
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This single-volume book provides students, educators, and politicians with an update to the classic Carey McWilliams work North From Mexico. It provides up-to-date information on the Chicano experience and the emergent social dynamics in the United States as a result of Mexican immigration.
• Provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the changing demographics of the Mexican immigrant population in the United States• Analyzes the major trends in U.S. immigration, including anti-immigrant policies, issues facing the unauthorized immigrant population, and the development of the immigrant rights movement
• Examines the complex interrelationship between Mexican immigrants and later generations of U.S.-born Mexican Americans and the U.S. political system
• Covers important recent topics such as anti-immigration movements, language debates like Prop 227 and other anti-immigrant legislation that address the education of Spanish speakers, cultural developments and art of Mexican Americans, and the changing economic outlook for Mexican immigrants
• Offers the latest information on the complex interrelationship between Mexican immigrants and later generations of U.S.-born Mexican Americans
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Table of Contents
North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States, 3rd Edition
Author(s): McWilliams, Carey; Meier, Matt S.; García, Alma;Contributors: McWilliams, Carey; Meier, Matt S.; García, Alma;Abstract:This single-volume book provides students, educators, and politicians with an update to the classic Carey McWilliams work North From Mexico. It provides up-to-date information on the Chicano experience and the emergent social dynamics in the United States as a result of Mexican immigration.
• Provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the changing demographics of the Mexican immigrant population in the United States• Analyzes the major trends in U.S. immigration, including anti-immigrant policies, issues facing the unauthorized immigrant population, and the development of the immigrant rights movement
• Examines the complex interrelationship between Mexican immigrants and later generations of U.S.-born Mexican Americans and the U.S. political system
• Covers important recent topics such as anti-immigration movements, language debates like Prop 227 and other anti-immigrant legislation that address the education of Spanish speakers, cultural developments and art of Mexican Americans, and the changing economic outlook for Mexican immigrants
• Offers the latest information on the complex interrelationship between Mexican immigrants and later generations of U.S.-born Mexican Americans
SortTitle: north from mexico: the spanish-speaking people of the united states, 3rd editionEdition: 3Author Info:Carey McWilliamsauthorMatt S. MeierauthorAlma M. GarcíaauthoreISBN-13: 9781440836831Cover Image URL: ~~FreeAttachments/9781440836831.jpgPrint ISBN-13: 9781440836824Imprint: PraegerPages: 488Publication Date: 20160430Table of Contents pages: 1 2
- Cover page a1
- Halftitle page i2
- Title page iii4
- Copyright page iv5
- Dedication v6
- Contents vii8
- Foreword xiii14
- Introduction to the Third Edition by Alma M. García xvii18
- Introduction xix20
- 1 In Spanish Saddlebags 126
- 2 The Fantasy Heritage 1540
- 3 The Fan of Settlement 2752
- 4 Heart of the Borderlands 4166
- 5 The Broken Border 5782
- 6 “Not Counting Mexicans” 7196
- 7 Gringos and Greasers 87112
- 8 The Heritage of theSouthwest 103128
- 1. Mr. Marshall’s Chispa 103128
- 2. Comstock’s Mistake 106131
- 3. The Vermilion Cave 108133
- 4. Anglo-Saxon Law and Order 109134
- 5. Apaches and Copper 110135
- 6. Homage to the Churro 112137
- 7. Los Pastores 115140
- 8. From Gregorio de Villalobos 118143
- 9. “Ten Gallon Hats” 120145
- 10. Cortez Had a Brand 121146
- 11. A Drop of Water 122147
- 9 The Borderlands Are Invaded 127152
- 10 The Second Defeat 149174
- 11 “The Mexican Problem” 163188
- 12 The Pattern of Violence 181206
- 13 Blood on the Pavements 195220
- 14 The War Years 209234
- 15 After a Hundred Years 223248
- 16 “One and Together” 235260
- 17 Chicano Leadership and Organization 249274
- 1. Effects of World War II 250275
- 2. Demographic Changes 250275
- 3. Organizational Development 252277
- 4. Community Service Organization 252277
- 5. American G.I. Forum 253278
- 6. California MAPA 254279
- 7. A National Organization? 254279
- 8. Leadership in the Protest Movement 255280
- 9. Man of the Migrants: César Chávez 256281
- 10. Champion and Crusader: Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales 257282
- 11. King Tiger: Reies López Tijerina 259284
- 12. A Student Leader: José Angel Gutiérrez 260285
- 13. Summary 261286
- 18 Politics, Education, and Culture 263288
- 1. Chicano Powerlessness 263288
- 2. Government Response 264289
- 3. The Chicano Student Movement 265290
- 4. Student Movement Results 267292
- 5. Other Chicano Organizations 268293
- 6. National Organizations 270295
- 7. Chicanas 271296
- 8. Chicana Liberation 272297
- 9. Chicana Organizations 273298
- 10. Chicanas in Business and Government 273298
- 11. Chicano Culture: Alive and Well 275300
- 12. Literature 275300
- 13. Journals and Magazines 277302
- 14. Chicano Music and Art 278303
- 15. Spanish Language Use 279304
- 16. Bilingualism 280305
- 17. The Movimiento: Radical or Reformist? 282307
- 18. The Movimiento: Success or Failure? 283308
- 19. Undocumented Immigrants 286311
- 19 North from Mexico 287312
- 1. North from Mexico: Three Waves 287312
- 2. Undocumented Entrance 289314
- 3. Interim Bracero Hiring 290315
- 4. The El Paso and Tivoli Incidents 290315
- 5. The Second Bracero Program 292317
- 6. Operation “Wetback” 293318
- 7. U.S. Immigration Policy 296321
- 8. The Quota System 297322
- 9. Refugee Legislation 297322
- 10. Hart-Cellars Act 298323
- 11. Permanent Visa Mexican Immigration 300325
- 12. Green Carders 300325
- 13. Commuters 301326
- 14. Undocumenteds 302327
- 15. Simpson-Mazzoli: Simpson-Rodino 304329
- 16. Results of the Simpson-Rodino Law 308333
- 20 A Demographic Profile of the Mexican-Born Population in the United States 311336
- 21 Still Coming North from Mexico: Immigration Constraints and Contestations 329354
- 1. Maquiladoras: A Plan for Economic Development 331356
- 2. Demonization of Mexican Immigrants: The Context for the Immigration Act of 1990 332357
- 3. The Immigration Act of 1990 334359
- 4. California’s Proposition 187 of 1994 336361
- 5. Unauthorized Immigration: Persistent Struggles 342367
- 6. Immigrants, Dual Nationality, and Voting in Mexican Elections 345370
- 7. The Immigrant Spring of 2006: Mass Demonstrations 347372
- 8. Gendered Journeys: Mexican Immigrant Women and Transnationalism 353378
- 9. The Border: Mexican Women Confront Violence 355380
- 22 Mexican Immigrants in a Changing Society 361386
- 1. Children of Mexican Immigrants: The Second Generation 361386
- 2. Undocumented Students: Court Cases and Legislation 366391
- 3. The DREAMers: Struggles and Mass Mobilization 369394
- 4. The 2008 Presidential Race and Latinos 372397
- 5. Arizona’s Senate Bill 1070: Criminalization of Immigrants 377402
- 6. Latinos, the 2012 Presidential Race, and Beyond 379404
- 7. Immigration and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Its Impact on the 2012 Presidential Election 380405
- 8. Latinos, the Issues, and the 2012 Presidential Race 383408
- 9. Assessing DACA 386411
- 10. Obama’s Executive Order 387412
- 11. Social Changes and the Future of Mexican Immigrants and Their U.S.-born Children 390415
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