An important academic work examining how class, ethnicity, gender, and structural inequality shape Latino entrepreneurship in the United States. This Routledge paperback by María Eugenia Verdaguer offers in-depth sociological analysis grounded in immigration studies, social justice, and economic opportunity.
This copy shows heavy highlighting and handwritten marginal notes, making it ideal for students, researchers, or readers seeking an affordable study/reference copy. Despite the markings, the book is fully intact and readable.
This copy shows heavy highlighting and handwritten marginal notes, making it ideal for students, researchers, or readers seeking an affordable study/reference copy. Despite the markings, the book is fully intact and readable.
An important academic work examining how class, ethnicity, gender, and structural inequality shape Latino entrepreneurship in the United States. This Routledge paperback by María Eugenia Verdaguer offers in-depth sociological analysis grounded in immigration studies, social justice, and economic opportunity.
This copy shows heavy highlighting and handwritten marginal notes, making it ideal for students, researchers, or readers seeking an affordable study/reference copy. Despite the markings, the book is fully intact and readable.
This copy shows heavy highlighting and handwritten marginal notes, making it ideal for students, researchers, or readers seeking an affordable study/reference copy. Despite the markings, the book is fully intact and readable.