Author: Lowenthal, Abraham F. & Burgess, Katrina; editors:
Title: The California-Mexico Connection
Description: Stanford, Stanford University Press, (1993). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, xxi, 364 pp. Textual graphs & tables. Minor rubbing, slight page-edge soil, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contains 14 papers. Includes: J.M. Rosenau "Coherent Connection or Commonplace Contiguity? Theorizing About the California-Mexico Overlap"; J.G. Castenada "Mexico & California: The Paradox of Tolerance & Dedemocratization"; L. Rubio & G. Trejo "Reform, Globalization, & Structural Interdependence: New Economic Ties Between Mexico & California";A.E. Latapí "The Connection at Its Source: Changing Socioeconomic Conditions & Migration Patterns"; D. Dresser "Exporting Conflict: Transboundary Consequences of Mexican Politics"; G. Székely "California & Mexico: Facing the Pacific Rim"; D.E.Hayes-Bautista "Mexicans in Southern California: Societal Enrichment or Wasted Opportunity?"; G. Vernez " Mexican Labor in California's Economy: From Rapid Growth to Likely Stability"; F. Torres-Gil "Separating Myth from Reality: The Impact of Mexican Immigration on Health & Human Services"; R. Rothstein "In Search of the American Dream: Obstacles to Latino Educational Achievement"; H. Brackman & S.P. Erie "The Once-and-Future Majority: Latino Politics in Los Angeles"; C.G. Gutierrez "The Mexican Diaspora in California: Limits & Possibilities for the Mexican Government"; C. Rico "From State to "state": Managing Mexico's California Connection"; K. Burgess & A.F. Lowenthal " Challenges from the South: Enhancing California's Mexico Connection"; Appendices: D. Himelstein "North of the Border: Who Makes What Decisions Where"; "The California-Mexico Connection in Tables & Figures".

Keywords: Mexican-Americans, California Mexicans, Mexico Politics, United States, Migration Immigrant, Immigration Ethnic, Immigrants Migrants, Minority Minorities, Political Economic