Blea’s stated purpose is to compare and contrast this community to the development of the disci-pline of Chicano Studies and to other Chicano communi-ties in the Southwest.

Blea repeatedly states that "a non-finding is a finding," but she offers few examples.

Blea incorporates community social history, physical, psychological, and spiritual space. It also describes what is already understood about those communities and defines the nature of the 25 year old discipline of Chicano studies. The use of the Chicana feminist perspective lends not only a gender role analysis, but also demonstrates the structure and function of the balance of personal and social control within the context of the community.

Westport and London: Praeger May 2013.

Her previous books include La Chicana and the Intersection of Race, Class and Gender(Praeger, 1991), Bessemer: A Sociological Perspective of a Chicano Barrio(1991), and Toward A Chicano Social Science (Praeger, 1988).

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