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245 14 a| The Latino questionh| [electronic resource] :b| politics, labouring classes and the next Left /c| Armando Ibarra, Alfredo Carlos and Rodolfo D. Torres ; foreword by Christine Neumann-Ortiz.;

246 30 a| Politics, labouring classes and the next Left;

246 3 a| Politics, laboring classes and the next Left;

260 a| London :b| Pluto Press,c| 2018.;

300 a| xv, 219 pages :b| illustrations, maps ;c| 23 cm;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-211) and index.;

505 0 a| Introduction. The Latino question in Latino politics -- "Latinization', classes, and inequality.;

505 0 a| Chapter one. Mexican mass labor migration in a not-so-changing political economy. Popular immigration theories -- (Neoclassical economic theory -- Social capital theory) -- Empire Theory of Migration: an alternative theory -- The political economy of Mexican migration to the United States -- (Roots of contemporary mass labor migration -- The Mexican miracle -- North American Free Trade Agreement and the neoliberalization of Mexico's economy -- NAFTA's impact on the agricultural sector -- Promised unfulfilled) -- The people push back.;

505 0 a| Chapter two. Hegemony, war of position and workplace democracy. The changing nature of labor: capitalism and workplace democracy -- Capitalist hegemony and a war of postilion: human nature, culture, and ideology -- Capital, laboring classes, labor unions, and the war of position -- An opportunity to change the nature of labor.;

505 0 a| Chapter three. Poverty in the valley of plenty: Mexican families and migrant work in California. Into the valley -- The labor camps -- La Jornada -- Migration and destination -- (Post-Bracero generations -- The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) migrant workers -- The NAFTA generation) -- The journey: migration on the season -- With the Orozcos -- Political socialization and identity.;

505 0 a| Chapter four. Racism, capitalist inequality, and the comparative mode of production. Identity challenges within cooperatives -- Paternalism in a cooperative environment -- Moving beyond a politics of difference -- Racism and the macropolitics of cooperatives -- Cooperatives and a better quality of life -- Cooperatives, a cultural war of postilion, and the formation of Next Left historical bloc -- Neoliberal crises and space for counterhegemony -- Moving from an anti-agenda towards cooperative mode of production.;

505 0 a| Chapter five. Working but poor in the city of Milwaukee: life stories. Population descriptive -- Employment -- Neighborhoods -- Low-wage immigrant workers -- Survival strategies -- Hope-action-change.;

505 0 a| Chapter six. Latina/o labor in multicultural Los Angeles. Globlization and the cultural capital of multicultural cuisine -- Labor in the nouvelle restaurant -- Constructing the "Hispanic" fantasy -- California cuisine -- Unions as cultural institutions.;

505 0 a| Chapter seven. Latino futures? Cultural political economy and alternative futures. The city as a narrative observatory -- Answering the call to action.;

505 0 a| Conclusion. Working class Latinos -- The election of Trump -- The Next Left: movement-building for the future.;

506 a| Available only to authorized users.;

520 a| Offers an analysis of the transformative nature of Latino politics in the US. In an alternative to dominant ideas, the authors emphasize the importance of political economy for understanding Latino politics, culture and social issues. They draw from original research and a number of critical traditions including the thought of Karl Marx and Antonio Gramsci, to understand the politics of race and ethnicity in a modern capitalist society. Includes case studies showing how Latino/Chicano communities across the US are not only resisting, but also reinventing and transforming ethnic politics in the age of neoliberalism. --Adapted from publisher description.;

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The Latino question politics, labouring classes and the next Left / Armando Ibarra, Alfredo Carlos and Rodolfo D. Torres ; foreword by Christine Neumann-Ortiz.

Author/creator	Ibarra, Armando
Other author	Carlos, Alfredo.
Other author	Torres, Rodolfo D., 1949-
Other author	Neumann-Ortiz, Christine.
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	London : Pluto Press, 2018.
Description	xv, 219 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Ebook Central - Academic Complete
Subjects	Hispanic Americans--Politics and government. Working class--United States. Migrant agricultural laborers--California. --Los Angeles. Unskilled labor--Wisconsin. --Milwaukee. Travailleurs--États-Unis. Travailleurs agricoles migrants--Californie. --Los Angeles.

Portion of title	Politics, labouring classes and the next Left
Variant title	Politics, laboring classes and the next Left
Contents	Introduction. The Latino question in Latino politics -- "Latinization', classes, and inequality.
Contents	Chapter one. Mexican mass labor migration in a not-so-changing political economy. Popular immigration theories -- (Neoclassical economic theory -- Social capital theory) -- Empire Theory of Migration: an alternative theory -- The political economy of Mexican migration to the United States -- (Roots of contemporary mass labor migration -- The Mexican miracle -- North American Free Trade Agreement and the neoliberalization of Mexico's economy -- NAFTA's impact on the agricultural sector -- Promised unfulfilled) -- The people push back.
Contents	Chapter two. Hegemony, war of position and workplace democracy. The changing nature of labor: capitalism and workplace democracy -- Capitalist hegemony and a war of postilion: human nature, culture, and ideology -- Capital, laboring classes, labor unions, and the war of position -- An opportunity to change the nature of labor.
Contents	Chapter three. Poverty in the valley of plenty: Mexican families and migrant work in California. Into the valley -- The labor camps -- La Jornada -- Migration and destination -- (Post-Bracero generations -- The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) migrant workers -- The NAFTA generation) -- The journey: migration on the season -- With the Orozcos -- Political socialization and identity.
Contents	Chapter four. Racism, capitalist inequality, and the comparative mode of production. Identity challenges within cooperatives -- Paternalism in a cooperative environment -- Moving beyond a politics of difference -- Racism and the macropolitics of cooperatives -- Cooperatives and a better quality of life -- Cooperatives, a cultural war of postilion, and the formation of Next Left historical bloc -- Neoliberal crises and space for counterhegemony -- Moving from an anti-agenda towards cooperative mode of production.
Contents	Chapter five. Working but poor in the city of Milwaukee: life stories. Population descriptive -- Employment -- Neighborhoods -- Low-wage immigrant workers -- Survival strategies -- Hope-action-change.
Contents	Chapter six. Latina/o labor in multicultural Los Angeles. Globlization and the cultural capital of multicultural cuisine -- Labor in the nouvelle restaurant -- Constructing the "Hispanic" fantasy -- California cuisine -- Unions as cultural institutions.
Contents	Chapter seven. Latino futures? Cultural political economy and alternative futures. The city as a narrative observatory -- Answering the call to action.
Contents	Conclusion. Working class Latinos -- The election of Trump -- The Next Left: movement-building for the future.
Abstract	Offers an analysis of the transformative nature of Latino politics in the US. In an alternative to dominant ideas, the authors emphasize the importance of political economy for understanding Latino politics, culture and social issues. They draw from original research and a number of critical traditions including the thought of Karl Marx and Antonio Gramsci, to understand the politics of race and ethnicity in a modern capitalist society. Includes case studies showing how Latino/Chicano communities across the US are not only resisting, but also reinventing and transforming ethnic politics in the age of neoliberalism. --Adapted from publisher description.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-211) and index.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2018303737
ISBN	9780745335247 (paperback)
ISBN	(hardback)
ISBN	(PDF eBook)
ISBN	(Kindle eBook)
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