An authoritative, highly readable biography of the most powerful and colorful lieutenant governor in Texas history, Bob Bullock.

The first detailed study of women elected to the national legislatures of Central American republics.

A sweeping overview of Roman women’s roles and functions in religion and, by extension, in Rome’s history and culture from the republic through the empire.

In-depth profiles of the women who have been the first Latinas to hold key elected and appointed positions in Texas government.

A unique analysis of the stories, conversations, gossip, public speeches, and other narratives that shape community and identity among peasant women of the Bolivian highlands.

A multifaceted exploration of La Malinche, the ballet created by José Limón, one of the leading figures of modern dance in the twentieth century.

A provocative look at the true forces that shape housing markets, challenging mainstream theories of supply and demand and calling for a new way to provide shelter to our cities’ most overlooked inhabitants—the elderly, the disabled, and the poor.

An exploration into how Mexican-origin women’s reproduction has been stereotyped and demonized in the United States.

By the author of Spanish Verbs Made Simple(r) and French Verbs Made Simple(r)—an innovative approach to learning Spanish vocabulary based on understanding the etymology of Spanish words.

A richly researched historical and cultural study of capoeira, the Brazilian martial art/dance that is spreading around the world.