The traditional legal definition of citizenship in the U.S. is linked to the granting of full membership and access to political, social, and civil rights by the government, yet there are numerous examples of these rights not being granted to all people equally (Hernández-Truyol, 2005; Johnson, 2002a; Hernández-Truyol and Hawk, 2005).\n Our analysis focused more on cultural citizenship, but the narratives of our participants highlight that legal citizenship is a reality that shapes one's access to education, employment, and safety. A clear link to how one's legal status in this country affords certain legal rights is revealed in statements such as that of the kindergartener, fearing her mother would be sent back to Mexico, or of the university student mentors who told us of the amount ...
... have observed that citizenship in the United States has been racialized and gendered since the ...We will not bring politics into this school.". The fact that Adelante parents... school, yet their narratives of bilingualism and participating in a dual immersion program were...
...The headline read, "Cultures United to Honor Separatism." (1) Basque and Catalan natio... expected, but rather to discuss cultural politics. As time would tell, pitched battles over sovereig... Europe, no less than those in the United States, feel the push and pull of competing forces as the.... Here lies the paradox on immigrant education especially for liberal democracies. Language is a .... I. BILINGUALISM AND AMERICAN AMBIVALENCE . In the United States, u...
... area, (1) and the fragmentation of major states (e.g., the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia) have raise... and repressive immigration policies, a politics of fear was generally considered as being develope... in the European context and not in the United States, which was presented as being more tolerant... as well as on the welfare system and education. They associate illegal immigration with increase ... issue; the Californian debate on bilingualism; the question of the "national language" in France...
The beat goes on ... The United States remains mired in debt and two wars. Japan's massive reconstruction problems are indescribable and won't be fully resolved anytime soon. The Middle East is a powderkeg with a fuse that can be lit at any moment. Escalating oil prices hamper everyone and everything, both in this country and elsewhere, and early relief appears highly unlikely. Libya continues to thumb its nose at the civilized world while soaking its soil with the blood of people who dare to challenge an evil dictatorship.
..., it will heavily influence American politics, culture and economics. Whether that influence is ... on issues such as the importance of bilingualism and sound immigration policy," Gaston Caperton, pr...
... This article is about the paradoxes of a politics of separation in contexts in which what people do ... and multilingual state." (1) These African states consist of several ethnic groupings that are diffe... of Nations mandates, before mutating into United Nation trust territories following the Second Worl... and inherited colonial traditions of education, law, and public administration, in the popular wi...The policy of bilingualism has been more evident on paper than in practice be...
..., particularly whiteness, and the racial politics, particularly around language, in their classrooms... how literature (particularly stories of education) written by a diverse group of American writers (a... largest public education systems in the United States, the City University of New York, I regular... how the content--race narratives, bilingualism, alternative discourses, etc.--would be affected b...
...There's a joke out here that politics is religion in Alberta and comedy in B.C. Politics... highest number of Americans outside the United States. . MORTON: And something like one in three ...But education and health care have been cut back. The number of .... MORTON: I disagree. Bilingualism in the government is seen as a permanent obstacle ...
... of Latina/o immigrants and citizens in the United States (Fry, 2008; U.S. Census Bureau, 2007), migr... essay focuses on the arguments of "Bilingualism vs. Bilingual Education" (Unz, 1997)--a widely-cir...
Linda McClain and Jim Fleming have written a thoughtful critique of one of the main arguments in my recent book Towards Juristocracy: The Origins and Consequences of the New Constitutionalism. In focusing on an argument that occupies approximately one-third of the book, they inevitably overlook some of the book's other (and I'd humbly suggest, at least equally significant) arguments. Their review would have been more effective had they actually reviewed the entire set of arguments presented in the book, rather than drawing on one aspect of it as a benchmark against which they can stage their own views on the matters at stake. Our disagreements on method and substance notwithstanding, McClain and Fleming's review forces us to take a close look at, and perhaps refine our definitions of, p...
..., such as the right to healthcare, education, housing, or work, is at the core of constitutiona... de Tocqueville's observation about the United States, there is now very little moral or politica... studies of constitutional law and politics. Towards Juristocracy, along with a number of othe... in dealing with the status of bilingualism and the political future of Quebec and the Canadia...
The article--an advance chapter from a forthcoming book--set off a firestorm of criticism. Foreign Policy editors noted that the media and reader response was unprecedented in its 34-year history. Most responses were from academics and policy analysts, Anglo and Hispanic alike, and most were extremely critical. "Shoddy research," "offensive and false," "nativism," "unnecessarily alarmist," "bizarre," "unabashed racism," "xenophobic" were common descriptions offered in the critiques. The controversy quickly spilled beyond the pages of Foreign Policy. Mexican intellectual Enrique Krauze described Huntington's method as a "crude civilizational approach." Carlos Fuentes called Huntington "profoundly racist and also profoundly ignorant" and accused him of adopting the favored fascist tactic ...
... serious cleavage in American society." The United States will become a bifurcated nation with two la... In this post-Cold War environment, local politics was the politics of ethnicity, global politics the... In spite of his bemoaning the lagging educational and economic progress of Mexican Americans, Huntin... concerned about the persistence of bilingualism and biculturalism. As proof of loyalty to this cou...
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