Titlebook: Latinas/os in the United States; Changing the Face of Havidán Rodríguez,Rogelio Sáenz,Cecilia Menjívar Textbook 2008 Springer-Verlag US 200

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Latinos/os (in) on the Borderresents the vast majority of those living along the Southwest border during the period of study, although we do address how the composition of this region has changed in the present day with the immigration of other Latino subgroups.

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Latino/a Entrepreneurship in the United States: A Strategy of Survival and Economic Mobilityg the Latino/a population overall remains understudied (with the exception of Cuban immigrants and their descendants), I present research that has explored the entrepreneurial and self-employment practices of the more traditional and larger Latino/a population in the United States.

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using on the largest Latino/a groups.It has a multidisciplinClara E. Rodríguez As is befitting a book on Latinas/os at the start of the 21st century, the chapters in this volume reflect the contemporary panorama of Latinas/os in the United States. Today, Latinas/os are the largest minority group. Th

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As the Latino/a World Turns: The Literary and Cultural Production of Transnational Latinidadesxt of increasing Latino immigration from Latin America and massive demographic shifts in the United States. These factors contributed not only to making Latinos/as one of the largest and most diverse ethnic populations in the United States but also to the cultural reconfiguration and expansion of Latino/a identities in the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Through Children’s Eyes: Families and Households of Latino Children in the United Stateso a debate over generational progress and whether some Latino groups are likely to become permanently disadvantaged in the United States (Portes & Zhou, 1993). Although the concern about children’s well-being stems from the lower socioeconomic background of Latino families in general, other characte

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U.S. Latinos/as and the “American Dream”: Diverse Populations and Unique Challenges in Housingcial and ethnic minorities from obtaining mortgage loans, real estate agents steering minorities to particular neighbourhoods, and other housing practices have had differential impacts on Americans by race and ethnicity (Squires, 1992) and have been particularly devastating for minorities, including