New & Noteworthy
Limiting Resources: Market-Led Reform and the Transformation of Public Goods by LaDawn Haglund, The Pennsylvania State University Press (2010), 247 ...
Monseñor Romero’s Resurrection: Transnational Salvadoran Organizing
Si me matan resuscitaré en el pueblo salvadoreño. —Archbishop Óscar Arnulfo Romero Shortly before his assassination on march 24, 1980, ...
The Structuring of Latino Politics: Neoliberalism and Incorporation
As the 2010 midterm congressional elections approached, attention to the role of Latinos in the electoral process increased accordingly. This ...
Latinos and U.S. Foreign Policy: A Lesson for the Future
During El Salvador’s 2003–04 presidential campaign season, ads appeared on Salvadoran televisions featuring U.S. Republican congressional representatives Tom Tancredo (Colo.), ...
Check Both! Afro-Latin@s and the Census
Earlier in 2010 a series of public service announcements circulated on the Internet in anticipation of the U.S. Census. The ...
Hank Frundt, ¡Presente!
Henry J. Frundt, 70, died of cancer September 16 at his home in Montclair, New Jersey. Hank had been a ...
Blowback: The Mexican Drug Crisis
In 2007, Mexican president Felipe Calderón launched a major offensive against drug-trafficking groups, sparking an explosion of violence that has ...
The Power of Transnational Organizing: Indigenous Migrant Politics in Oaxacalifornia
In July, Mexicans went to the polls to elect new governors. One of the most closely watched contests took place ...
