International aspects of development in Latin America : geographical perspectives : proceedings of the Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers : selected papers and abstracts from the 7th general session held in El Paso, Texas, October 20-24, 1976 /

What then is the American, this new woman? by Leach, Joseph

Fulfillment : winning and losing in one-click America / by MacGillis, Alec

Table of Contents: “…. -- Break: Drop Zone 9, Carlisle, Pennsylvania -- Dignity: Baltimore -- Service: El Paso, Texas -- Power: Northern Virginia; Columbus, Ohio; Washington, D.C. -- Break: PHL6 redux, Carlisle, Pennsylvania -- Shelter: Seattle ; Washington, D.C. -- Isolation: Nelsonville, Ohio ; York, Pennsylvania ; Columbus, Ohio -- Delivery: Baltimore ; Washington, D.C. -- Overtime: May Day.…”

Gangs of the El Paso-Juárez borderland : a history / by Tapia, Mike, 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The El Paso-Juárez borderland as place and its criminal subculture -- The early barrio gangs of El Paso, Texas: 1920s to 1960s -- A gang history of Las Cruces, New Mexico -- Anthony, New Mexico: influences and network linkages from all directions -- Ciudad Juárez: the epicenter then and now -- El Paso's modern gangs and the Barrio Azteca -- The role of history and geography on criminal subcultures -- Appendix A: Historical street gangs inventory, El Paso -- Appendix B: Historical street gangs inventory, Juárez.…”
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Performing the border /

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Race and labor in western copper : the fight for equality, 1896-1918 / by Mellinger, Philip J., 1940-

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Free trade and uneven development : the North American apparel industry after NAFTA /

Table of Contents: “…Ross -- Labor's response to global production / Edna Bonacich -- The unraveling seam : NAFTA and the decline of the apparel industry in El Paso, Texas / David Spener -- Tex Mex : linkages in a binational garment district? …”
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Labor rights are civil rights : Mexican American workers in twentieth-century America / by Vargas, Zaragosa

Table of Contents: “…CHAPTER FOUR: Advocates of Racial Democracy: Mexican American Workers Fight for Labor and Civil Rights in the Early World War II YearsInclusive Unionism: The Case of Mine-Mill and Mexican American Miners and Smelter Workers; "A Society without Classes": Mine-Mill and CTM Undertake an Organizing Drive in El Paso; Texas Showdown: The CIO on Trial in El Paso; The Push by Mexican American CIO Unionists for Labor and Civil Rights Continues; Getting a Foot in the Door: Mexican American CIO Unionists Enter Los Angeles War Defense Industries.…”
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