Opening Doors
Bibliography

Obesity Bibliography

Bibliography for Lo Que Dice Mi Comadre

Books

Aparici, Roberto. (1989). El cómic y la fotonovela en el aula. Ediciones de la Torre, Madrid, España.

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Bustamante Jorge A. (1997) Cruzar la línea, la migración de México a los Estados Unidos. Fondo de Cultura Económica. México.

Chelf, Carl. (1992). Controversial Issues is Social Welfare Policy. SAGE Publications. 1992.

Díaz, Ed. (2003). Puertas de Diversidad. Culturally Guided Interventions with Latinos. Colorado AIDS Education and Training Center. CO.

Durand, Jorge. (1998). Política, Modelos y Patrones Migratorios. El trabajo y los trabajadores mexicanos en los Estados Unidos. El Colegio de San Luis. México.

Florida Department of Citrus. (2001). Summary Report, US.
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González M, Soledad. (1997). Familias y Mujeres en México. El Colegio de México. CIEPM. México D.F.

Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública. (2001) Encuesta Nacional de Salud. México.

Kane, Liam. (2001). Popular Education and Social Change in Latin America. Russel Press. Nottingham. England.

Lara, Cantú, MA & Salgado Snyder. (1994). Mujeres Trabajo y Pobreza en México. El Colegio de México. México.

Lozano, Rafael. (1993). Desigualdad, pobreza y Salud en México. El Nacional. Consejo Consultivo del Programa Nacional de Solidaridad. IMSS. México.

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SEDESOL. (1994). Sistemas de bienestar social en Norteamérica. Análisis comparado El Nacional. México.

Trotter T, Robert. (1988). Orientation to Multicultural Health care in Migrant Health Program. National Migrant Resource Program. Migrant Clinician Network. Austin, TX. US.

U.S Department of Labor. (2000). Findings from the National Agricultural Workers Survey (NAWS) 1997-1998, A Demographic and Employment Profile of United States Farmworkers. Research. (Report no. 8) US.

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Articles


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Betchel, Gregory A. et al. (1995) Family, Culture and Health practices among Migrant Farmworkers. Journal of Community Health Nursing 12, (Vol.1, pp.15-22). Laurence Erlbaum Associates Inc.

Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna. (1996) Patients who get what they want: policy and power in the context of prenatal care. Human Organization 2, (Vol. 55, pp.178-182). Washington, D.C.

Bollini, Paola and Harland Siem. (1995) No real Progress towards equity: Health of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities on the Eve of the year 2000. Soc. Science Medical. 6, (Vol. 41, pp.819-828).

Brown, E. Richard. (1998) Access to health insurance and health care for Mexican American Children in immigrant families. Crossings: Mexican Immigration in Interdisciplinary Perspective. 227-247.

Browner, C. H. (1996) Production of authoritative knowledge in American Prenatal care. Arlington. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 2, (Vol. 10, pp.141-156).

Browner, Carole H. (1997) The production of authoritative knowledge in American Prenatal care. Berkeley. Childbirth and Authoritative Knowledge: Cross-Cultural Perspectives. 113-131.

Carrillo Loretta, y Thomas A Lyson. (1983) The Fotonovela as a Cultural Bridge for Hispanic Women in the United States. Journal of Popular Culture 3, (Vol. 17, 16-32)

Casper, Lynne M. (1990) Family networks in a prenatal and postnatal health. New York, Social Biology 1-2, (Vol. 37. 84-101).

Cervantes, R.C., Gilbert J. and Salgado de Snyder. (1991) The Hispanic Stress Inventory: A cultural relevant approach toward psychosocial assessment. Psychological Assessment: A journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 3, 438-447.

Chakraborty, B. M. (2002) Formulation and validation of a composite migration history score for epidemiological research in Mexican American women.. Collegium antropologicum 1, (v. 26, 1-9) Zagreb.

Chávez, Leo R. (1986) Mexican Immigration and Health Care: A political Economy Perspective, Human Organization 4, (Vol. 45).

Cohen, L.M. (1973) Gifts to strangers: public policy and delivery of health care to the illegal aliens, Anthropological Quarterly 3, (Vol. 46, pp.183-95)

Cornelia Butler, Flora. (1985) Photonovel. Studies in Latin American Popular Culture, (Vol. 4). California.

Cornelia Butler, Flora. (1973) The passive female and the Social Change: A Cross-Cultural comparison of Women´s Magazines Fiction. Female and Male. Latin America 64. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.

Crawford, Athalie. (1999) We can’t all understand the white’s language: an analysis of monolingual health services in a multilingual society. International Journal of the Sociology of Language. (Vol. 136, 27-45)

Davidson, Brad. (2001) Questions in cross/linguistic medical encounters: the role of the hospital interpreter. Anthropological Quarterly 4, (Vol. 74, pp.170-178)

Deitrick, Lynn M. (2002) Cultural brokerage in the newborn nursery. Practicing anthropology 4, (Vol. 24, pp.53-4)

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Gaviria, Moises. (1980) Problems in designing and implementing culturally relevant mental health services for Latinos in the US. Social science and medicine 1, (Vol. 14B, pp. 65-71)

Gomez, Inez. (1998).The metaphoric language of suffering of Latina refugee women.
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Greenless, Clyde S. (1999). Determinants of the employment of recently arrived Mexican immigrant wives. International migration review 126, (Vol. 33, pp.354-77).

Gushulak, Brian D. (2000). Health Issues Associated with the Smuggling and Trafficking of Migrants. Journal of Immigrant Health 2, pp.67-78.

Hansen, Niles. (1988). Immigrant and native ethnic enterprises in Mexican American neighborhoods: differing perceptions of Mexican immigrant workers. International migration review. (Vol.22, pp.226-42).

Herrera-Sobek, María. (1998). The corrido as hypertext: undocumented Mexican immigrant films and the Mexican. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. Culture Across Borders: Mexican Immigration and Popular Culture 27, pp.227-257.

Howey, Joseph D. and Cristina Magaña. (2000). Acculturative Stress, Anxiety, and Depression among Mexican Immigrants Farm workers in the Midwest United States. Journal of immigrant Health 3, (Vol. 2, pp.119-131)

Ibarra, Maria. (2002). Emotional proletarians in a global economy: Mexican immigrant's women and elder care work. Urban anthropology 3/4, (Vol. 31,pp.317-50)

Ibarra, María de la Luz. (2000). Mexican immigrant women and the new domestic labor.
Human Organization 4, (Vol. 59, pp.452-464)

Imaz-Legong, Cecilia. (1999). La experiencia Mexicana en los 90. Paper on Latin America. Gobierno y Diáspora, 50.

Jambunathan, Saigeetha. (2000). Comparisons of parenting attitudes among fives ethnic groups in the United States. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 4, (Vol. 31, pp.395-406)

Larson, Alice G. (September 2000). Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Enumeration Study. Federal Bureau of Migrant Health.

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Lewis-Fernández, Roberto. (2002).Comparative phenomenology of ataques de los nervios, panic attacks, and panic disorder. Culture and depression, 2, (v. 26, 199-223)

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Manderson, Lenore. (2002).Storytelling, marginality and community in Australia: how immigrants position difference in health care settings. New York: Redgrave Pub. Co. Medical anthropology 1, (Vol. 22, pp.1-21)

Manocha, Sarita. (1992).Cultural beliefs and practices affecting the utilization of health services during pregnancy. Journal, Indian Anthropological Society 2. (Vol. 27, pp.181-185). Calcutta.

Marble, Michelle. (1995) Mexican-born women eat better, have better health.
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Menjivar, Cecilia. (2002). The ties that heal: Guatemalan immigrant women’s networks and medical treatment. International migration review 2, (Vol. 36, pp.437-66)

Nader, Laura. (2000). The framing of teenage health care: organizations, culture and control. Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry 2, (Vol. 24, pp.231-258). Dordrecht.

Organización Mundial de la Salud. (1971). Constitución de la OMS. International organizations and their work. 186-200. Churchill, Livingnstone. Edinburgh and London.

Padilla A. M, & Salgado de Snyder, V.N. (1997) Hispanics: What the culturally informed evaluator needs to know. Cultural Competence for evaluators: A guide for alcohol and other drug abuse prevention practitioners working with ethnic racial communities. (pp.117-146).

Padilla A. M, & Salgado de Snyder, V.N., Cervantes R.C. & Baezconde-Garbanti, L. (1991). Risk Taking Behavior: Hispanic perspectives. Norwood, NJ. Self Regulation and Risk Taking. (pp.89-108).

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Pylypa, Jen. (April 2000) Latino Immigrants: Self Medication Practices in Two California Mexican Communities. Journal of Immigrant Health 2, (pp.59-75).

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Press

Clemetson, Lynette.
More Americans in Poverty in 2002, Census Study Says
The New York Times. September 27, 2002.

Clemetson, Lynette
Hispanics Now the largest Minority, Census Shows
The New York Times. January 23, 2003.

Kassab, Beth
Pesticides makes us sick, field hands study says
Orlando Sentinel. July, 30. 2001

Nájar, Alberto
El reino de la migra y los polleros
La Jornada, suplemento Masiosare. Domingo 19 de Octubre de 2003

Pritchard, Justin
Mexican –born workers, compliant attitude and language barrier contribute to trend, AP
study shows
Associated Press Writer. March 14, 2004