Pursuing power: Latinos and the political system

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Latin American and Latino Studies Electoral Systems and Political Participation American Political and Social Dynamics

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While Latinos in the US are becoming a large, significant and growing political constituency, the US has has become increasingly and rapidly Latinized in many cultural aspects. This work takes an in-depth look at the political aspects of this cultural and political browning of America.

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