This annotated bibliography contains approximately 900 citations of material written about Puerto Ricans residing in the mainland United States. Also included is a section listing published bibliographies that cover literature on Puerto Rico and Puerto Ricans. Citations within each section are listed in alphabetical order by author or sponsoring…

Media and books for children and adults are suggested. Each citation includes source, price, and grade level. (SJL)

Presents an annotated bibliography of recent literary works written by Puerto Ricans born and raised in the United States. Notes that this bibliography documents a trajectory of the Puerto Rican diaspora that extends beyond the boundaries of New York. (CK)

The second of two volumes, this bibliography of doctoral dissertations dealing with the education of Puerto Ricans in Puerto Rico and in the United States includes bibliographical data and abstracts/summaries of 277 dissertations completed mainly from 1975 through 1982. The purpose of the listing is to record every dissertation so as to aid…

Responding to the special educational needs presented by an increasing number of Puerto Ricans residing in the U.S. mainland, this ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education annotated bibliography covers a span of 442 documents directed to educators concerned with meeting the critical pedagogical needs of children and youth from this ethnic minority.…

This third edition of a bibliography originally published in 1963 under the title "Puerto Rico" is a selected list of significant materials in both Spanish and English. The title of this new edition, "Borinquen," is the Spanish form of the original Indian name of the island which was later called Puerto Rico. The contents are…

This guide profiles 36 Puerto Rican Studies programs at colleges, universities, and research centers throughout the United States, which comprise the majority of such programs that are available. Only those courses dealing specifically with Puerto Rican issues, and only faculty and staff members who work full-time, are listed. Each profile…

The enactment of ESEA Title I in 1965, resulting in a flood of new programs, provided fertile grounds for doctoral dissertation research on the education of the disadvantaged. The ERIC/IRCD staff, believing that much could be learned about doctoral research itself, about children, and about educational programs, decided to attempt to provide…

This paper is an annotated bibliography on return migration from the mainland United States to Puerto Rico. An introduction defines the term "return migration" in the specific context of the Puerto Rican community. The introduction is followed by the bibliography, which lists and summarizes research studies and works dealing with…

This guide to materials housed in the Bobst Library dealing with Puerto Rico and/or Puerto Ricans gives subject headings for locating books and lists bibliographies, microfilm resources, and journals on the same subject. (EB)

This bibliography presents a comprehensive index of research from 1948 to 1968 on topics relating to Puerto Ricans and education. Included are studies from Puerto Rican, U.S. and European universities and research centers. The bibliography, which is divided into three separate books, is organized by subject: Part 1 cites literature on:…

This bibliography of doctoral dissertations dealing with the education of Puerto Ricans in Puerto Rico and in the United States includes bibliographical data and abstracts/summaries of 284 works. The dissertations are listed by author. A subject index is provided. Several references of works discovered too late to be included in the main text are…

The 70 citations in the annotated bibliography represent a selective sampling of resources focusing exclusively on Hispanic women (Mexican Americans, Chicanas, and Puerto Ricans) in the United States. The items cited are generally topical, of wide interest, readily accessible, inexpensive, and current (some in-progress and forthcoming works are…

Prepared at the special request of HUD's (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) Assistant Secretary for Equal Opportunity, this bibliography cites 328 books reports, periodical articles, and bibliographies published between 1963 and 1974 pertaining to Hispanic Americans in the United States. Providing general historical background and…

This finding aid lists recorded collections in the Archive of Folk Culture of the Library of Congress that document the traditional music and folklife of Puerto Rico and of Puerto Ricans in the United States. Brief descriptions of the recordings are accompanied by identification numbers. Information about listening to or ordering any of the listed…