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Ortiz, Page 2 BOOK Telles, Edward and Vilma Ortiz. 2008. Generations of Exclusion: Mexican Americans, Assimilation, and Race. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Telles, Edward E. and Vilma Ortiz. 2011. Generaciones Excluidas: Mexicano-Estadounidenses, Asimilación y Raza. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS). (Number 4 in the CIS Contemporary Classics Collection). Book Awards: § 2009 Award for Distinguished Contributions to Scholarship, Pacific Sociological Association § 2009 Book Award, ASA Latino Section § 2009 Otis Dudley Duncan Book Award, ASA Population Section § 2009 Thomas and Znaniecki Award, ASA International Migration Section, honorable mention Author Meets Critic: § Princeton University, March 30, 2009 § Pacific Sociological Association meetings, San Diego, April 9, 2009 § Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics and Center for the Study of Urban Poverty, UCLA, February 16, 2010 § Eastern Sociological Association meetings, Boston, March 18, 2010 Media coverage on book: § March 15, 2008, La Opinion (Spanish language daily newspaper in Los Angeles) § March 15, 2008, Newsweek § March 18, 2008, KPCC-89.3 FM, “Pat Morrison Show § May 15, 2008, US News and World Report § April 27, 2008, Los Angeles Times July 9, 2008, Washington Post, reprinted in other publications § July 11, 2008, National Review Online § April 19, 2009, New York Times Reviews of book: § Almaguer, Tomas. 2009. Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews. 38(3): 240-242. § Fritz, Catarina & Stone, John. 2009. A Post-Racial America: Myth or Reality? Ethnic and Racial Studies 32(6): 1083-1088. § Garcia, Mario. 2009. Western Historical Quarterly 40(3, Autumn): 380. § Gleeson, Shannon. 2009. City and Community 8(2): 197-199. § Medina, Joseph Orbock. 2009. Southwestern Historical Quarterly. 113(1, July): 134-135. § Ochoa, Gilda. 2009. Mexican American Assimilation, Mexican Migration, and U.S. Power and Exclusion Setting the Record Straight, Latin American Perspectives; 36: 136. § Rodriguez, Nestor. 2009. Journal of American Ethnic History 29(1): 98. § Rumbaut. Ruben. 2009. Population Review 48(1): 135-137. § Sociology of Population, Section News. 2009. 33 (1 Fall): 2. § Vasquez, Jessica. 2009. American Studies. 50(1/2, Spring/Summer): 237. § De Anda, Roberto. 2010. Aztlan: A Journal of Chicano Studies 35(1): 221-225. § Echiverria, Darius. 2010. Journal of Social History 43(3, Spring): 772-776.
Ortiz, Page 3 § Gutierrez, David. 2010. Pacific Historical Review 79(1): 145-147. § Vallejo, Jody. 2010. Latino Studies 8: 572-574. § Bobo, Lawrence. 2011. Racialization in Ascendance. Du Bois Review 8(2). § Itzigsohn, Jose. 2011. Rethinking Incorporation: The Mexican American Experience. Du Bois Review 8(2). Presentations on the book: § UCLA Downtown Labor Center, May 23, 2008 § UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center book signing, May 29, 2008 § Los Angeles City Hall, June 12, 2008 § University of North Florida, September 18, 2009 § University of Southern California, October 28, 2009 § Texas A&M, November 16, 2009 § University of New Mexico, September 17, 2010 PUBLICATIONS Telles, Edward and Vilma Ortiz. 2011. Racialization and Mexican American Incorporation: A Reply to Lawrence Bobo and José Itzigsohn. Du Bois Review 8(2). Telles, Edward and Vilma Ortiz. 2007. Finding America: Creating Educational Opportunities for our Newest Citizens. Chapter 7 in All Things Being Equal: Instigating Opportunity in an Inequitable Time. New York: New Press. § Discussed in Newsweek, Ellis Cose, The Rise of a New American Underclass, January 7, 2008. Ortiz, Vilma and Estela Ballon. 2007. Longitudinal Research at the Turn of the Century: Searching for The Mexican American People. Sociological Methods and Research 36(1):112-137. § Reprinted in W. Paul Vogt (Editor). 2010. Data Collection (SAGE Benchmarks in Social Research Methods). London: Sage Publications. Catanzarite, Lisa and Vilma Ortiz. 2002. Too Few Good Men?: Available Partners and Single Motherhood Among Latinas, African Americans, and Whites. Hispanic Journal of Behavior Science 24(3): 278-295. Romero, Mary, Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, and Vilma Ortiz (Editors). 1997. Challenging Fronteras: Structuring Latina and Latino Lives in the U.S. New York: Routledge. Ortiz, Vilma. 1997. Family Economic Strategies among Latinas. Race, Gender, and Class (Special Issue on Latina/o American Voices) 4(2): 91-106. Ortiz, Vilma. 1997. The Mexican Origin Population in Los Angeles. Pages in 247-277 in Roger Waldinger and Mehdi Bozorgmehr (Eds.), Ethnic Los Angeles. New York: Russell Sage. Ortiz, Vilma. 1996. Migration and Marriage Among Puerto Rican Women. International Migration Review 30(2): 460-484.
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