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The Global Economy and the Latino Populations in the United States: A World Systems Approach
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  • 1979Dependency and Development in Latin America1,911 cited
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  • 1985Latin Journey1,040 cited
  • 1987The Political Economy of Central America since 1920214 cited
  • 1987Making Sense Of Diversity: Recent Research On Hispanic Minorities In The United States111 cited

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  • 2020Latinos in Kansas City: The Political Economy of Placemaking16 cited
  • 2015Latina/o identities, the racialization of work, and the global reserve army of labor: Becoming Latino in Postville, Iowa11 cited
  • 2015Intra-Latina/Latino encounters: Salvadoran and Mexican struggles and Salvadoran–Mexican subjectivities in Los Angeles11 cited
  • 2000Economic Restructuring and Racialization: Incorporation of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the Rural Midwest10 cited
  • 2014The War at Home: Militarized and Racialized Identities in the University ‘Critical Language’ Classroom2 cited

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