Dr. Enrique C. Ochoa

Associate Professor of History

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Educational & Teaching Background:

California State University, Dominquez Hills
UCLA
At Cal State L.A. since 1995

Fields of Specialization:

• Modern Latin America
• Mexico
• Central America
• Latinos in the United States

Selected Publications:

            Books and Edited Works

Feeding Mexico:  The Political Uses of Food Since 1910. Wilmington, Del.:   SR Books, 2000.

Mexico in the 1990s:  Economic Crisis, Social Polarization, and Class Struggle.  Special double issue of Latin American Perspectives (May and July).

Agricultura y estado en México:  Antecedentes e implicaciones de las reformas salinistas. Co-editor. México:  UAM, Azcapotzalco, 1994. 

Statistical Abstract of Latin America volumes 26-28. Co-editor.  Los Angeles:  UCLA Latin American Center Pub., 1988-90.

Articles

"Coercion, Reform, and the Welfare State:  The Campaign Against "Begging" in Mexico City during the 1930s," in The Americas (July 2001).

"Basta!  Radical History for the Classroom and Community," Radical History Review 79 (Winter 2001).

"Reappraising State Intervention and Social Policy in Mexico:  The Case of Milk in Mexico City, 1930-1960" Mexican Studies (Winter 1999).

"Constructing Fronteras:  Teaching the History of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands in the Age of Proposition 187 and Free Trade"  in Radical History Review 70 (Winter 1998).

"Public Works in Twentieth Century Mexico" in Encyclopedia of Mexico:  History, Literature, and Culture.  Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn Pubs., 1997.

"Social Security (IMSS)" in Encyclopedia of Mexico:  History, Literature, and Culture.  Chicago:  Fitzroy Dearborn Pubs., 1997. 

"Estudios recientes sobre el norte de México y la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos desde el porfiriato" in Revista Mexicana de Sociologia (July-September, 1991).

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