Examines the social history of the Spanish-speaking people of the Southwest and their significance as a potential political force.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julian Samora (1920-1996) was professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Notre Dame. Samora was the author of numerous books including La Raza and Los Mojados, both published by the University of Notre Dame Press.
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Introduction by Julian Samora 1. History, Culture, and Education by George I. Sánchez 2. The Role of the Christian Church by Rev. John A. Wagner 3. Leadership and Politics by John R. Martinez 4. The Migrant Worker by Rev. William E. Scholes 5. The Right to Equal Opportunity by Lawrence B. Glick 6. Community Participation and the Emerging Middle Class by Paul M. Sheldon 7. Demographic Characteristics by Donald M. Barrett Conclusion
Introduction by Julian Samora 1. History, Culture, and Education by George I. Sánchez 2. The Role of the Christian Church by Rev. John A. Wagner 3. Leadership and Politics by John R. Martinez 4. The Migrant Worker by Rev. William E. Scholes 5. The Right to Equal Opportunity by Lawrence B. Glick 6. Community Participation and the Emerging Middle Class by Paul M. Sheldon 7. Demographic Characteristics by Donald M. Barrett Conclusion
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