Carlos Gil
Professor Emeritus: Latin America; Latino/Mexican American
gil@u.washington.edu
Education
Ph.D. University of London, 1955.
Selected Bibliography
"Mexican Business: Why We Know So Little About It." Article
manuscript being considered for publication.
Hope and Frustration: Interviews with Leaders of Mexico's Political
Opposition. Wilmington, Delaware: SR Books (an imprint of Scholarly
Resources), 1992.
"The Hispano-American Communities of Washington," in Sid White
and S. E. Solberg, eds., The Peoples of Washington: Cultural Perspectives.
Pullman: Washington State Press, 1989: 159-192.
Life in Provincial Mexico: National and Regional History as Seen from
Mascota, Jalisco, 1867-1972. Los Angeles: University of California,
Latin American Center, 1983.
Macota 1867-1972, Unidad Editorial, Gobierno de Jalisco, Secretaria
General, Guadalajara, Jalisco, 1988. Abridged Translation of Life in
Provincial Mexico.
"Ernesto Galarza," in Julio a. Martinez and Fransisco A. Lomeli,
eds., Chicano Literature: A Reference Guide. New York: Greenwood
Press, 1985: 441-448.
The Many Faces of the Mexican American: An Essay Concerning Chicano
Character. Seattle, Washington: Centro de Estudios Chicanos. Working
Paper Series No. 1.
"Lydia Mendoza: Houstonian and First Mexican American Lady of Song,"
in The Houston Review 3:2 (Summer 1981): 250-260. Reprinted in
Jose Villarino and Arturo Ramirez, eds., Chicano Border: Culture and
Folklore. San Diego: Marin Publications, 1981. Also Reprinted in Jose
Villarino and Arturo Ramirez, eds., Aztlan: Chicano Culture and Folklore.
An Anthology. New York: McGraw Hill Publishers, 1997: 223-234.
The Age of Porfirio Diaz: Selected Readings. Albequerque: University
of New Mexico Press, 1977.
Research in Progress
"The Small Business Sector in Mexico: Some Statistical Preliminaries."
The history of industry in Mexico since World War II.
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