Elizabeth Salas
Adjunct Associate Professor: Chicana History
salase@u.washington.edu
Education
Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles, 1987.
Selected Bibliography
"Women in the Mexican Military," Proceedings from 4th Annual
Palo Alto U.S.-Mexico War Conference. University of Texas at Arlington
publication (forthcoming).
"Adelina Otero-Warren," book chapter for Latina Legacies,
edited by Vicki Ruiz. (forthcoming).
"'Give the children something more': Adelina Otero Warren and the
education of Hispano/a children in New Mexico, 1914-1935," (to be
submitted to New Mexico Historical Review)
"Latinas in the Pacific Northwest," "Soldaderas,"
"Adelina Otero Warren," entries for Latina Encyclopedia,
Vicki Ruiz, editor. (forthcoming)
"Mexican American Women in Washington," essay in WASHINGTONHISTORYLINK.org.,
January 2004.
"Soldaderas," "Xochitl," "Ignacia Reachy,"
"Petra Herrera," "Lt. Angela 'Angel' Jimenez," "Maria
de la Luz Espinosa Barrera," "Gertrudis Bocanegra," and
"Petra Ruiz," definitions for Amazons to Fighter Pilots:
A Biographical Dictionary of Military Women, 2 volumes, ed. Reina
Pennington, University of South Carolina. May 2003.
"La soldadera en la Revolucion Mexicana: la Guerra y las ilusiones
de los hombres," in Mujeres del Campo Mexicano, El Colegio de
Michoacan: Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, 2003 (Reprint
of 1994 article into Spanish).
"Three Mexican American women politicians in Seattle," chapter
in anthology, King County, Washington's First 150 Years: More Voices,
New Stories From Our Common Past, editor Mary Wright, 2002
"Soledad Chavez Chacon, Adelina Otero Warren and Concha Ortiz y
Pino: Three Hispana Politicians in New Mexico Politics, 1920-1940,"
in We Have Come To Stay: American Women and Political Parties, 1880-1960,
eds. Melanie Gustafson, Kristie Miller, Elisabeth Israels Perry, University
of New Mexico Press, 1999.
"Adelina Otero-Warren," for Encyclopedia of the American
West, 1997.
"Mexican camp followers," for Encyclopedia of the Mexican
War.
1997.
"Soldaderas" for Encyclopedia of Latin American History.
Scribner's and Sons, 1996.
"Ethnicity, Gender, and Divorce: Issues in the 1922 Campaign by
Adelina Otero-Warren for the U.S. House of Representatives." New
Mexico Historical Review (October 1995).
"Soldaderas: New Questions, New Sources." Women's Studies
Quarterly 23.3-4 (Fall-Winter 1995): 112-116.
Soldaderas en los ejercitos Mexicanos: mitos e historia. Mexico
City: Editorial Diana, 1995.
"The Soldadera in the Mexican Revolution." In Women of the
Mexican Countryside. Edited by Heather Fowler Salamini and Mary Kay
Vaughan. Tuscon: University of Arizona Press, 1994.
Soldaderas in the Mexican Military: Myth and History. Austin:
University of Texas Press, 1990.
Research in Progress
Book: "Why are we being held: Mexican Federal soldiers in U.S. internment
camps, 1913-1915"
Mexicans in Canada project.
Mexican American women politicians in Washington state
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