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2. Contributors
3. Index
4. Back Cover
5. Chapter Four: The Political Consequences of Latino Immigrant Transnational Ties
6. Chapter Three: Latino Immigrants: Transnationalism, Patterns of Multiple Citizenships, and Social Capital
7. Chapter Sixteen: The Emerging Community Leadership and Transnational Politics of Mexican National Immigrants in New England
8. Chapter Two: Looking North and the Immigrant’s Social Imaginary
9. Part II: Immigrants and Civic Life
10. Chapter One: Formal and Informal Institutions in the Construction of Transnational Lives: A Study of Mexican and Mexican American Experiences in San Antonio, Texas—A Mexican-Majority U.S. City
11. Part I: Setting the Stage—Binational Lives
12. Acknowledgments
13. Title Page, About the Series, Copyright
14. Chapter Fifteen: Latino Youth Activists in the Age of Globalization
15. Part V: Immigrants and Leadership
16. Chapter Fourteen: Are Anti-Immigrant Statements Racist or Nativist? What Difference Does It Make?
17. Chapter Thirteen: Proposition 200 in Arizona: Déjà vu All Over Again
18. Part IV: Political Reactions to Immigration
19. Chapter Twelve: Indecent Proposal? The Rise and Success of Arizona Proposition 200
20. Chapter Eleven: Rhetoric and Realities: American Immigration Policy after September 11, 2001
21. Chapter Ten: Policy Actors and the Immigration Policy Process
22. Chapter Eight: Eligibility, Enrollment, Utilization: Barriers to Public Insurance Access among Latino Families in the Age of Welfare and Health Care Reform
23. Chapter Nine: Cultural Sensitivity or Cultural Innovation? A Review of Interventions to Improve Enrollment of Latino Immigrant Children in Public Insurance Programs
24. Part III: Immigration and Public Policy
25. Chapter Seven: U.S. and Mexican Schools as Regulators of Dropout Rates for Chicano Students
26. Chapter Six: At Home Abroad? The Dominican Diaspora in New York City as a Transnational Political Actor
27. Chapter Five: From Naturalized Citizen to Voter: The Context of Naturalization and Electoral Participation in Latino Communities
28. 10. Illinois Latinos in the 2004 Election: The Waiting Game Continues
29. 12. Hearing Footsteps: Latino Population Growth and Anticipated Political Eff ects in the “New Destination' States
30. Cover Art
31. 13. Conclusion. The 2004 Election: More of the Same or a New Foundation?
32. 11. El Estado del Jard
33. Index
34. Contributors
35. Acknowledgments
36. Front Matter
37. 5. Battleground Voters in a Battleground State? Latinos in Arizona and the 2004 Presidential Election
38. 1. Introduction. A View from the Battleground’s Periphery: Latinos and the 2004 Elections
39. 3. Hispanic Politics in a Battleground State: New Mexico in 2004
40. 2. Hispanic Voting in the American States: The Case of 2004
41. 4. Emerging Pattern or Unique Event? The Power of the Nonracial Campaign in Colorado
42. 8. New York in 2004: Political Blues for Hispanics
43. 6. A Candle in the Wind? Latinos and the 2004 Elections in Texas
44. 7. Why California Matters: How California Latinos Influence Presidential Elections
45. 9. The Hispanic Vote in Florida
46. Military family attitudes toward senior civilian leaders in the United States
47. American public opinion toward the military: Differences by race, gender, and class?
48. The multicultural military: Military service and the acculturation of Latinos and Anglos
49. El Cuento del Destino: Latino Voters, Demographic Determinism, and the Myth of an Inevitable Democratic Party Majority.
50. When demography is (not) destiny: Exploring identity and issue cross‐pressures among Latino voters in the 2020 presidential election.
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