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Transnational lives and texts: Writing and theorizing U.S./Central American subjectivities	Across borders, across generations: Immigration, assimilation, and racial identity formation in multi-generational Mexican American families

Genetic admixture in a lung cancer study of African Americans and Latinos	Perinatal health disparities among women of Mexican descent in California: Does neighborhood matter?

Asphalt dreams, concrete realities: Camelos and the struggle for a space to work in Sao Paulo, Brazil	School adjustment among low-income Latino adolescents: Building upon Ogbu's cultural-ecological theory of minority school performance

Schools as resilient organizations: Supporting the mathematical resilience of Latino eighth graders	Essays on immigration and crime

Navigating school transitions: Changing patterns of academic engagement among children from low-income, Latino immigrant families	Migration as a matter of time: Perspectives from Mexican immigrant adolescent girls in California's Napa Valley

The role of culture in early childhood: An examination of diverse parents' beliefs and practices in relation to their preschool-aged children	The world contracted to recognizable images

"We were here, we are here, we will always be here": A political ecology of healing in Mountain Maidu country	The diachrony of New Mexican Spanish, 1683--1926: Philology, corpus linguistics and dialect change

Upward Bound examined	Latino perspectives and community environments: Encouraging physical activity for better health

Essays on immigrant students in public schools---evidence from North Carolina	Socio-environmental context and infant autonomic nervous system function in a primarily Mexican farmworking community

Out of the Shadows: An inquiry into the lives of Undocumented Latino AB540 students	Migrant Scribes and Poet-Advocates: U.S. Filipino Literary History in West Coast Periodicals, 1905 to 1941

Coloniality and Border(ed) Violence: San Diego, San Ysidro and the U-S///Mexico Border	Language Socialization Experiences of Mixed-Status Mexican Families Living in the New Latino Diaspora

The Intricacies of and Relation between Latino Parental Support and College Decision Making	'Old School' in a New Millennium? Exploring Literacy Across Three Generations: A Qualitative Study on One Multi Generational Mexican-Descent Family Living in California

Suspending the Desire for Recognition: Coloniality of Being, the Dialectics of Death, and Chicana/o Literature	Examining the Perils and Promises of an Informal Niche in a Global City: A Case Study of Mexican Immigrant Gardeners in Los Angeles

Factors Associated with Ethnic Minority Human Service Utilization: A Community and Organizational Analysis	Language Brokering among Latino Immigrant Families: Measurement Validation, Moderating Variables, and Youth Outcomes

Migrations of Hunger and Knowledge: Food Insecurity and California's Indigenous Farmworkers