Latinos and Political Coalitions

ROBERTO E. VILLARREAL is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University of Texas (El Paso). He is author of Chicano Elites and Nonelites and co-editor (with Norma G. Hernandez) of Latino Empowerment: Progress, Problems, and Prospects (Greenwood, 1988). He has also written articles for leading scholarly journals in English and Spanish.NORMA G. HERNANDEZ is Professor of Mathematics Education in the Department of Elementary and Secondary Studies, University of Texas (El Paso). Besides co-editing Latino Empowerment with Roberto E. Villarreal, Dr. Hernandez has also contributed chapters to books on minority education and articles to scholarly journals--including School Science and Mathematics, Arithmetic Teacher, and the IDRA (Intercultural Development Research Association) Newsletter.

• Foreword by Leonard W. DoobOld and New Agendas: An Introduction by Roberto E. Villarreal and Norma G. HernandezApproaches to the Study of Chicano Political Empowerment by Rodney E. HeroLatino Political Participation in a Bicultural Setting by Howard D. NeighborThe Role of the Media in Latino Empowerment by Howard D. Neighbor and Roberto E. VillarrealDropouts: The Need for a Latino Community Response by Bertha PerezLanguage Education Policy and the Latino Quest for Empowerment: Exploring the Linkages by Ronald J. SchmidtLatino Organizational Strategies on Immigration Reform: Success and Limits in Public Policymaking by Christine Marie SierraLatino Organizational Leadership Strategies in the Era of Reaganomics by Isidro D. OrtizThe Role of the Labor Movement in the Empowerment of Mexican Americans by Victor M. MuñozLatino Political Development in the Southwest and the Midwest: A Comparative Overview, 1915-1989 by Richard Anthony SantillanReapportionment and Coalition Building: A Case Study of Informal Barries to Latino Empowerment in Los Angeles County by James A. Regalado and Gloria MartinezDeconstruction and Chicano Politics: Coalition Building During the Cisneros Era by Henry FloresLatino Participation and Municipal Politics in a Border City by Roberto E. Villarreal with Olga MapulaVoter Mobilization in the American Jewish Population: Lessons for Latinos by Melvin Potter StrausKeys to Hispanic Empowerment bt Raul YzaguirreCoalitional Politics as a Strategy for Latino Empowerment: A Developmental Approach by Roberto E. Villarreal and Norma G. HernandezReferencesIndex