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Asian and Latino Immigrants in a Restructuring Economy: The Metamorphosis of Southern California

List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgments 1. Introduction Marta Lopez-Garza and David R. Diaz Part I. Women in the Global Economy 2. Exploitation and abuse in the garment industry: the case of the Thai slave-labor compound in El Monte Julie A. Su and Chanchanit Martorell 3. Through economic restructuring, recession, and rebound: the continuing importance of Latina immigrant labor in the Los Angeles economy Kristine M. Zentgraf Part II. Macroeconomics: 4. the promises and dilemmas of immigrant ethnic economies Tarry Hum 5. Economics and ethnicity: poverty, race, and immigration in Los Angeles county Manuel Pastor, Jr Part III. The Informal Economy in Southern California: 6. A study of the informal economy and Latina/o immigrants in Greater Los Angeles Marta Lopez-Garza 7. Labor behind the front door: domestic workers in urban and suburban households Grace A. Rosales 8. Doing business: Central American enterprises in Los Angeles Norma Stoltz Chinchilla and Nora Hamilton Part IV. Changing Political and Social Terrain: 9. Latino Street vendors in Los Angeles: heterogeneous alliances, community-based activism, and the state Clair M. Weber 10. The politics of social services for a 'model minority': the union of Pan Asian communities Linda Trinh Vo 11. Community divided: Korean American politics in post-civil unrest Los Angeles Edward J. W. Park 12. Constructing 'Indianness' in Southern California: the role of Hindu and Muslim Indian immigrants Prema Kurien 13. A new and dynamic community: the case of Monterey Park, California Timothy P. Fong 14. The politics of adaptation and the 'good immigrant': Japanese Americans and the new Chinese immigrants Leland T. Saito Part V. Ethnicity, Race, and Racism: 15. Variation in attitudes toward immigrants measured among Latino, African American, Asian, and Euro-American students Grace A. Rosales, Mona Devich Navarro and Desdemona Cardosa 16. Racialized metropolis: theorizing Asian American and Latino identities and ethnicities in Southern California ChorSwang Ngin and Rodolfo D. Torres Part VI. Social Policy: 17. Salvadoran immigrants and refugees: demographic and socioeconomic profiles Claudia Dorrington 18. Environmental logic and minority communities David R. Diaz Appendix Index.

The United Nations and International Law

Part I. The UN System as a Source of Law: 1. The UN legal order: an overview Oscar Schachter 2. General law-making processes Paul Szasz 3. Specialized law-making processes Frederic L. Kirgis, Jr Part II. Substantive Law: 4. Force and arms John F. Murphy 5. Human rights Hurst Hannum 6. Refugees and migration David A. Martin 7. Women Rebecca J. Cook 8. Labor Virginia A. Leary 9. Economic relations and development Stephen Zamora 10. Environment Ved P. Nanda 11. Law of the sea Bernard H. Oxman 12. Outer space Ralph G. Steinhardt 13. International crimes John F. Murphy Part III. International Law: 14. Law of the international civil service Robert S. Jordan 15. Financial responsibility of members Jose E. Alvarez 16. Conclusion: the United Nations as international law-giver Christopher C. Joyner.

Connections between spirit and work in career development: new approaches and practical perspectives

Introduction Deborah P Bloch Part One - Theory: The Meaning of Work 1. The Spirit in Career Counseling: Fostering Self-Completion Through Work Mark L Savickas 2. Creating One's Personal Meaning Throughout the Cycles of Life: Its Development in Career, Psychological, and Faith Realms Beverly E Eanes 3. Work as Worth: Money or Meaning Michael Demkovich 4. Ready, Set, Grow: An Allegoric Induction into Quantum Careering David V Tiedeman 5. The LifecareerA(R) Process Theory: A Healthier Choice Anna Miller-Tiedeman 6. How Does 'God-Talk' Speak to the Workplace?: An Essay on the Theology of Work Harvey L Huntley Jr Part Two - Applications: Connecting Spirit and Career 7. Creating Personal and Spiritual Balance: Another Dimension in Career Development Marian Stoltz-Loike 8.Vocation as Calling: Affirmative Response or 'Wrong Number' Carole A Rayburn 9. Spirituality, Intentionality, and Career Success: The Quest for Meaning Deborah P Bloch 10. Spirituality and Career Assessment: Metaphors and Measurement Lee J Richmond 11. Inspiriting the Workplace: Developing a Values-Based Management System Samuel M Natale and Joanne C Neher Epilogue Lee J Richmond Contributors Index

The Origin and prevention of major wars

Introduction: 1. Old wars and future wars: causation and prevention Joseph S. Nye, Jr Part I. The Origins of War: Structural Theories: 2. The theory of hegemonic war Robert Gilpin 3. The origins of war in neorealist theory Kenneth N. Waltz 4. The contribution of expected utility theory to the study of international conflict Bruce Bueno de Mesquita Part II. The Origins of War: Explanation of Non-rational Causality: 5. Domestic politics and war Jack S. Levy 6. War and misperception Robert Jervis 7. Crises and the unexpected George H. Quester Part III. Lessons and Analogies from Early Major Wars: 8. Ideology and conflict: the wars of the Ottoman Empire 1453-1606 John F. Guilmartin, Jr 9. The origins of the thirty years' war Myron P. Gutmann 10. The origins, causes and extension of the wars of the French Revolution and Napoleon Gunther E. Rothenberg Part IV. Lessons and Analogies from the World Wars: 11. The origins of World War I Samuel R. Williamson, Jr 12. Wargames: 1914-1919 Charles S. Maier 13. The Origins of World War II in Europe: British deterrence failure and German expansionism Jeffrey L. Hughes 14. The origins of the Pacific War Scott D. Sagan.

Particle physics: a Los Alamos primer

Preface Introduction Part I. Theoretical Framework: 1. Scale and dimension - From animals to quarks Geoffrey B. West 2. Particle physics and the standard model Stuart Raby, Richard C. Slansky and Geoffrey B. West QCD on a Cray: the masses of elementary particles Gerald Guralnik, Tony Warnock and Charles Zemach Lecture Notes - From simple field theories to the standard model 3. Toward a unified theory: an essay on the role of supergravity in the search for unification Richard C. Slansky 4. Supersymmetry at 100 GeV Stuart Raby 5. The family problem T. Goldman and Michael Martin Nieto Part II. Experimental Developments: 6. Experiments to test unification schemes Gary H. Sanders 7. The march toward higher energies S. Peter Rosen LAMPF II and the High-Intensity Frontier Henry A. Thiessen The SSC - An engineering challenge Mahlon T. Wilson 8. Science underground - the search for rare events L. M. Simmons, Jr Part III. Personal Perspectives: 9. Quarks and quirks among friends Peter A. Carruthers, Stuart Raby, Richard C. Slansky, Geoffrey B. West and George Zweig Index.

The Social Fabric: Dimensions and Issues

Preface - James F Short Jr INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW The Social Fabric as Metaphor and Reality - James F Short Jr PART ONE: HOW IS SOCIAL ORDER POSSIBLE? From Structure to Order - Neil Smelser Individual Choice and the Social Order - William J Goode Institutionalized Public Memory - Mary Douglas A Conceptual Framework for Measuring Norms - Peter H Rossi and Richard A Berk The Problem of Order - Morris Zelditch Jr PART TWO: THE ORWELLIAN VISION: SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATIONS Orwell as Macro-sociologist - Morris Janowitz War and Peace in Oceania - Kai Erikson The Iron fist and the Velvet Glove - Gary T Marx Totalitarian Potentials Within Democratic Structures PART THREE: SOCIAL SYSTEMS, INSTITUTIONS, AND PROCESSES To What Degree is a Social System Dependent on its Resource Base? - William R Catton Jr, Gerhard Lenski, and Fred H Buttel The Limits and Possibilities of Government - Richard D Schwartz A Perspective from Sociology of Law Government and the Making of Social Structure - Thomas S Moore and S M Miller Wheeling and Annealing - Eric M Leifer and Harrison C White Federal and Multidivisional Control Citizen Soldier Versus Economic Man - Charles C Moskos Social History and the Life Course Perspective on the Family - Irving Tallman A View from the Bridge Religion and the Social Fabric - Robert Wuthnow Media Linkages of the Social Fabric - Sandra Ball-Rokeach PART FOUR: SCIENCE, SCIENTISTS, AND THE SOCIAL FABRIC Sociology and the Nuclear Debate - Theodore Caplow Uses and Control of Knowledge - Harriet Zuckerman Implications for the Social Fabric