Alfredo Mirandé Office (951) 827-2931 [email protected]

EDUCATION JD, Stanford University Ph.D., Sociology, University of Nebraska B.A., Social Science, Illinois State University

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Professor of Sociology and Ethnic Studies, University of California, Riverside Chair, Ethnic Studies, UCR, 2002-2009 Chair, Ethnic Studies, UCR, 1988-1991 Chair, Studies, UCR, 1978-2004 Professor of Law, Texas Tech University, 1999-2000 Rockefeller Foundation Research Fellowship for Minority Group Scholars, Sociology and Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1985-86 National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley, 1984-85

PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS Theories in Chicano(a)/ (a)Studies Race and Law Gender and Masculinity Transnational Community & Identity

PUBLIC/PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Raza Faculty, Staff, and Student Assembly Concilio for Educational Excellence University of California Chicano/Latino Consortium Latino Issues Forum Casa Blanca Home of Neighborly Service, Board of Directors (Past President) National Research Council, Postdoctoral Fellowship Committee Society for the Study of Social Problems, Past Member, Board of Directors National Association for Chicano Studies, Steering Committee Latino Association Rebellious Lawyer Institute

LAW EXPERIENCE Member CA Bar. Largely Pro Bono Private Practice Summer Clerk, Honorable Fern M. Smith, U.S. District Court, San Francisco (1992)

1 Summer Associate, Erickson, Beasley, Hewitt, & Wilson (1993) Associate Editor, Stanford Law Review (1992-93). Community Law Practice in East Palo Alto, Clinical Placement, Education (1992) East Palo Alto Community Law Project, Domestic Violence Clinic (1991- 92) Extern, Central American Refugee Center (CARECEN) (1993) San Francisco Day Laborer Program (1994) Law Clerk, Immigration Clinic, Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) (1994)

BOOKS Behind the Mask: Gender Hybridity in a Zapotec Community, University of Arizona Press, Winter 2017. Jalos USA: Transnational Community and Identity. University of Notre Dame Press, Spring 2014. Rascuache Lawyer: Toward A Theory of Ordinary Litigation. University of Arizona Press, 2011. The Stanford Law Chronicles: ‘Doin’ Time on The Farm’. University of Notre Dame Press, 2007. Hombres y Machos: Masculinity and Latino Culture. Westview Press, 1997. Gringo Justice. University of Notre Dame Press, 1987. The Chicano Experience. University of Notre Dame Press, 1985. La Chicana: The Mexican American Woman (with Evangelina Enríquez). University of Chicago Press, 1979. The Age of Crisis, Harper & Row, 1975.

EDITED MONOGRAPHS Alma Abierta: Poetry, MAYO de CRC. University of California, Riverside. Chicano Studies Publication Series, Monograph No. 1, 1982. La Familia. Editor, special issue of De Colores Journal. Pajarito Publications, 1982.

JOURNAL ARTICLES “Rascuache Lawyer: A Chicano Vision of Rebellious Law Practice, CLINICAL LAW REVIEW, Spring 2017, In Press. Hombres Mujeres: An Indigenous Third Gender, Men and Masculinities. 2015, 1-27. “‘Light But Not White’: A Race/Plus Model of Latina/o Subordination,” Seattle Journal for Social Justice (SJSJ), Vol. 12, No. 3, 2014,947-982. "Toribio Romo, el Padre Pollero." Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies." Vol 38:2, 95-122, Fall 2013. "A Bottom-Up Take on Lawyering," Daily Journal. Vol. 18, p. 6. 2011.

2 "Rascuache Lawyer: A Paradigm of Ordinary Litigation." University of Miami Race and Social Justice Law Journal, 147-168, 2014, 2012. "The Muxes of Juchitán: A Preliminary Look at Transgender Identity and Acceptance," California Western Journal, Vol. 42:2, 509-540. Spring 2012. “Quien Es El Mas Macho?: A Comparison of Day Laborers and Chicano Men,” (With Juan Pitones and Jesse Diáz, Jr.). Men and Masculinities, June 2010. (First author). “Is There a ‘Mexican Exception’ to the Fourth Amendment?” Florida Law Review, 55, January, 365-389, 2003. “Alfredo’s Mountain Adventure: The Second Chronicle.” Denver University Law Review, 78 No. 4, 517-551, 2001. “Alfredo’s Jungle Cruise: Chronicles on Law, Lawyering, and Love.” U.C. Davis Law Review, 33, Summer pp. 1347-1375, 2000. “’Revenge of the Nerds’ or ‘Postmodern Colored Folk’: A Critique of Critical Race Theory and the Chronicles of Rodrigo,” Harvard Latino Law Review, 4:1, Fall 2000, pp. 153-197. “En La Tierra del Ciego El Tuerto es Rey (In the Land of the Blind, The One- Eyed Person is King): Bilingualism as a ‘Disability’,” New Mexico Law Review, 26:1, Winter 1996, pp. 75-105. “Now That I Speak English, No Me Dejan Hablar [I’m Not Allowed to Speak]: The Implications of Hernández v. New York,” Chicano-Latino Law Review, 18, Fall1996, pp. 115-149. "Radical Feminism, Postmodernism, Multiculturalism, and the New World Order," (With Enrique M. López). Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, 19:2, 1993, pp.1-38. (Senior Author). "Understanding Interethnic Communication and Research: 'A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet'," (With Dolores Tanno). International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Vol. 17, 1993, pp. 381-388. (Senior Author). "Labels, Researcher Perspective, and Contextual Validation: A Commentary," (WithDolores Tanno). International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Vol. 17, 1993, pp. 149-155. (Senior Author). "Chicano Urban Youth Gangs: A Critical Review," (With José López). Latino Studies Journal, 3, Fall 1992, pp. 1-14. (Senior Author). "The Gangs of Orange County: A Critique of Social Policy," (With José López). Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, 19, Spring 1988-90, pp. 125-146. (Junior Author). "Latinos in the : New Directions in Research and Theory." Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, 5, Winter 1989, pp. 127-144. "I Never Had a Mentor: Reflections of a Chicano Sociologist." The American Sociologist, Winter 1988, pp. 355-362. "Que Gacho Es Ser Macho: It's a Drag to be a Macho Man." Aztlán: International Journal of Chicano Studies Research, 17, No. 2, Fall 1986 (Published Fall 1988). "Chicano Sociology: A Critique and Evaluation of Prevailing Theoretical,

3 Perspectives." Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, 10, Fall and Winter 1982, pp. 204-223. "The Chicano Family and Sex Roles: An Overview and Introduction." De Colores: Journal of Chicano Expression "Sociology of Or Chicano Sociology?: A Critical Assessment of Emergent Paradigms." Pacific Sociological Review, 25, October 1982, pp. 495-508. "Machismo: Rucas, Chingasos, y Chingaderas." De Colores: Journal of Chicano Expression and Thought, 6, Nos. 1 and 2, 1982. pp. 17-31. "The Chicano and the Law: An Analysis of Community-Police Conflict in an Urban Barrio." Pacific Sociological Review 24, January 1981, pp. 65-86. "Familism and Participation in Government Work Training Programs Among Chicano Aged." Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 2, December 1980, pp. 355-373. "Fear of and Fear of the Police in a Chicano Community." Sociology and Social Research, 64, July 1980, pp. 528-541. "Racial and Cultural Variations Among American Families." (With Robert Staples). Journal of Marriage and the Family, 42, November 1980, pp. 887-903. (Junior Author). "A Reinterpretation of Male Dominance in the Chicano Family.” Family Coordinator, 28, October 1979, pp. 473-479. "La Familia Chicana: Revisión de Puntos Opuestos." Revista Mexicana de Sociología, 41, October-December 1979, pp. 1279-1296. "Liberation, Chicana Style: The Colonial Roots of Feministas Chicanas." (With Evangelina Enríquez) De Colores, 4, Spring 1979, pp. 7-21. (Senior Author). "Deviance and Oppression: The Application of Labeling to Racial and Ethnic Minorities." International Journal of Contemporary Sociology, 15, July and October 1978, pp. 375-396. "Chicano Sociology: A New Paradigm for Social Science." Pacific Sociological Review, 21, July 1978, pp. 293-312. "The Chicano Family: A Reanalysis of Conflicting Views." Journal of Marriage and the Family, 39, November 1977, pp. 747-756. "Love, Sex, Permissiveness, and Abortion: A Test of Alternative Models." (With Elizabeth Hammer). Archives of Sexual Behavior, 5, No. 6, 1976, pp. 553-565. (Senior Author). "Chicanas, Their Triple Oppression as Colonized Women." (With Evangelina Enríquez). Sociological Symposium, Fall 1976, pp. 91-102. (Senior Author). "Premarital Sexual Permissiveness and Abortion: Standards of College Women." (With Elizabeth Hammer). Pacific Sociological Review, 17, October 1974, pp. 485-503. (Senior Author). "Premarital Sexual Permissiveness: A Research Note." (With Elizabeth Hammer). Journal of Marriage and the Family, May 1974, pp. 356- 358. (Senior Author). "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Another Look Through the Looking Glass Self."

4 Sociological Focus, 6, Spring 1973, pp. 107-111. "Social Mobility and Participation: The Dissociative and Socialization Hypotheses." The Sociological Quarterly, 14, Winter 1973, pp. 19-31. "Comment on Robert L. Arnstein's Homosexual Concerns of College Students." Sexual Behavior, December 1971, pp. 30-31. "Extended Kinship Ties, Friendship Relations and Community Size: An Exploratory Inquiry, Rural Sociology, June 1970, pp. 261-66. "Mental Rigidity and Performance in Sociology." Pacific Sociological Review, Vol. 13, No. 1, Winter 1970, pp. 62-66. "On Occupational Aspirations and Job Attainments." Rural Sociology, September 1968, pp. 349-53. "Reference Group Theory and Adolescent Sexual Behavior." Journal of Marriage and the Family, November 1968, pp. 572-77.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS “Rascuache Cycling Justice.” (With Raymond L. Williams). In Bicycle Justice and Urban Transformation: Biking for All?, Aaron Golub, Melody L. Hoffmann, Adonia E. Lugo, and Gerardo F. Sandoval (Eds.). Routledge, 2016, 130-142. "Autoethnography/Testimonios,Common Sense , and the Politics of Cross-Gender Mentoring,” (With Elvia Ramírez). In Modeling Mentoring Across Race/Ethnicity and Gender: Practices to Cultivate the Next Generation of Diverse Faculty, Caroline Sotello Viernes Turner and Juan Carlos González (Eds.). Stylus, 2015, 161-178. "Hombres y Machos," 2013. "Men Speak Out: Views on Gender, Sex, and Power. Shira Tarrant (Ed.). 2nd ed. Routledge, 47-57. "Transgender Identity and Acceptance in a Global Era: The Muxes of Juchitán." 2012. Masculinities in a Global Era. Joseph Gelfer, Springer, 247-263. "Latinos and the Fourth Amendment Protection Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures." 2012. Hispanics in the U.S. System: The New American Demography. Martin Guevara Urbina (Ed). Charles C. Thomas, 145-161. "A Separate Class: The Exclusion of Latinos from Grand and Petit Juries." 2012. Hispanics in the U.S. Criminal Justice System: The New American Demography. Martin Guevara Urbina (Ed). Charles C. Thomas, 162-182. "Is There a 'Mexican Exception' to the Fourth Amendment." 2008. Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials. Richard Delgado, Juan F. Perea, and Jean Stefancic (Eds.). Thompson/West. Reprint of 5 Fla. L. Rev. 2003. Pp. 365, 367-376, 380-386, 388-389, 2003. "Hombres y Machos," 2008. "Men Speak Out: Views on Gender, Sex, and Power. Shira Tarrant (Ed.). Routledge, 2nd ed. 58-66. [Reprint and revised from Hombres y Machos, Westview, 1997]. "Immigration and Latino Fatherhood: A Preliminary Look at Latino Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Fathers." Understanding Immigrant Fathers in North America. Editors Susan Chuang and Robert P. Moreno.

5 Lexington Books: Rowman & Littelfield, 217-229. “And Aren’t I a Man: Toward a Chicano/Latino Men’s Studies.” Pp. 341-350 in The Masculinities Reader by Stephen Whitehead, Frank J. Barrett, Polity Press, [Reprint and revised from Hombres y Machos, Westview, 1997]. "Macho: Contemporary Conceptions." 2001. Pp. 42-52 in Men and Masculinity: A Text Reader. Theodore F. Cohen (Ed.). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. [Reprintand revised from Hombres y Machos, Westview, 1 997]. “The Chicano and the Law: An Analysis of Community-Police Conflict in an Urban Barrio.” Pp. 87-109 in Latinos in the United States: History, Law and Perspective, edited by Antoinette Sedillo López, Garland Press, 1995 (Reprint of Pacific Sociological Review, January 1981). "The Chicano and the Law: An Analysis of Community-Police Conflict in an Urban Barrio" in Crime and the New Immigrants, edited by Harold M. Launer and Joseph Palenski, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, 1989, Ch. 6, pp. 69-88. (Reprint of Pacific Sociological Review, January 1981). “Fear of Crime and Fear of the Police in a Chicano Community.” Pp. 110-124 in Latinos in the United States: History, Law and Perspective, edited by Antoinette Sedillo López, Garland Press, 1995 (Reprint of Sociology and Social Research, 64, July 1980). "Ethnicity and Fatherhood" in Cultural Variations in American Fatherhood, edited by Frederick Bozett and Shirle Hanson, Springer Publishing Co., 1989. "Chicano Fathers: Traditional Perceptions and Current Realities” in Fatherhood Today: Men's Changing Role in the Family, edited by Phyllis Bronstein and Carolyn Cowan, John Wiley, 1988, Ch. 7, pp. 93- 106. "Research/Curriculum in Chicano Studies" in A Symposium on Chicano Studies. Proceedings of the National Association for Chicano Studies, Southern California FOCO, Loyola-Marymount University, 1987, pp. 57-63. "Adolescence and Chicano Families” in Adolescents in Families, edited by Geoffrey K. Leigh and Gary W. Peterson, South-Western Publishing Company, 1986, Ch. 18, pp. 433-455. "Chicano Families" in Marriage and Family in a Changing Society, edited by James M. Henslin (ed.), The Free Press, 1985. pp. 133-141 . (Reprint of Journal of Marriage and The Family, November 1977). "Chicano Sociology: A Critical Evaluation and Synthesis of Chicano Paradigms" in The Chicano Struggle: Analyses of Past and Present Efforts, National Association for Chicano Studies, Bilingual Press, 1984. pp. 12-25. (Senior Author), "The Chicano and the Law" In Understanding Social Statistics, Gene M. Lutz, Macmillan, 1983, pp. 173-184. (Reprint of Pacific Sociological Review, January 1981). "American Families: A Decennial Review of Literature on Racial and Cultural Variations Among Minority Families" in Family in Transition:

6 Rethinking Marriage, Sexuality, Child Rearing, and Family Organization, edited by Arlene Skolnick and Jerome Skolnick, Fourth Edition, Little, Brown and Company, 1983, pp. 496-520. (Reprint of Journal of Marriage and the Family, November 1980). "The Chicano Family: A Reanalysis of Conflicting Views" in Introduction to Chicano Studies, edited by Livie I. Duran and H. Russell Bernard (eds.), Macmillan, 1982, pp. 430-444. (Reprint of Journal of Marriage and the Family, November 1977. "Chicanas in the Struggle for Unions" (With E. Enriquez). in Introduction to Chicano Studies, edited by Livie I. Duran and H. Russell Bernard (eds.), Macmillan, 1982, pp. 325-337. (Senior Author). "Chicanas in the History of the Southwest." (With E. Enríquez). In Introduction to Chicano Studies, edited by Livie I. Duran and H. Russell Bernard (eds.), Macmillan, 1982, pp.156-179. (Senior Author). "The Chicano Family: A Reanalysis of Conflicting Views." in Family in Transition: Rethinking Marriage, Sexuality, Child Rearing and Family Organization, edited by Arlene Skolnick and Jerome H. Skolnick, Third Edition, Little, Brown and Company, 1980, pp. 496-520. (Reprint of Journal of Marriage and the Family, November 1977). “A Reinterpretation of Male Dominance in the Chicano Family. In Sourcebook for Problem Solving with Families, edited by J. J. McWhirter, Arizona State Department of Economic Security, 1980. (Reprint of Family Coordinator, October 1979). "The Trials in a Little Gemeinschaft." in The Hidden Professoriate, edited by Arthur S. Wilke, Greenwood Press, 1979, pp. 142-160. "Mental Rigidity and Performance in Sociology" in A Reader for the Study of Society, edited by Jules J. Wanderer and Blaine E. Mercer, Wadsworth, 1971, pp. 62-66. (Reprint of Pacific Sociological Review, Winter 1970). "The Isolated Nuclear Family Hypothesis: A Reanalysis" in The Family and Change, edited by John N. Edwards, Knopf, 1969, pp. 153-163.

PAPERS/TECHNICAL REPORTS "Research in the Chicano Community: Preliminary Guidelines and Observations." (SCCR Working Paper No. 22), Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1988. 29 pp. "Chicano Fathers: Response and Adaptation to Emergent Roles.” (SCCR Working Paper No. 13), Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1986, 27 pp. "Factors Influencing the Participation of Elderly Spanish Surnamed Americans in CETA and Title IX of the Older Americans Act." Report submitted to the U.S. Department of Labor, 1978.

SELECTED TALKS/PRESENTATIONS Presentation. “Chicano Sociology: A New Paradigm for the 21st Century.

7 National Association for Chicana and Chicana Studies (NACCS), XLI. April 10, 2012.

Presentation. “Light But Not White: Toward a Race/Plus Model of Subordination.” 2013 Biennial LatCrit Conference. Chicago, Il. October 3, 2013.

Presentation. “'s Talented Tenth: Pitfalls and Challenges.” Chaffey CollegeRaza Graduation. Los Angeles. May 2013.

Organizer. Lecture/Seminar. “Anatomy of a Riot: Politics, Policy and Prison Gangs.” Sociology Colloquium, Richard Alvarado. UC Riverside. Presented on May 13, 2013.

Presentation. “Jalos USA: A Study of Cross-Cultural Migration and Adaptation.” Immigrant Families. 5th Annual On New Shores Conference. Toronto, Canada. October, 2012. Presentation. “Rascuache Lawyer: A New Paradigm of Ordinary Litigation.” University of California. Riverside, CA. April 2012. Presentation. Rascuacher Lawyer. Sacramento State University. Sacramento, CA. February, 2012.

Rebellious Lawyer Institute Symposium Participant, Santa Fe, New Mexico, September 19-22, 2010.

Presentation. Rascuache Lawyer: A Theory of Ordinary Litigation.” XV Annual LatCrit Conference, Denver, Colorado, October 8-10, 2010.

Presentation. Challenging the Immigrant Model of Migration: A Case Study of a Binational Community in Mexico and the United States. On New Shores Conference. University of Guelph, Toronto,Canada. November 2008. Presntation. “Migration and Identity Among Mexican Youth.” On New Shores: Understanding Immigrant Children. University of Guelph, Toronto, Canada, October 25, 2007. Presentation. “The Stanford Law Chronicles: ‘Doin’ Time on the Farm’.” Colloquium sponsored by Riverside County Law Library and UC Chicano Student Programs, UC Riverside. February 17, 2006. Workshop Participant. Latino Critical Race Theory 10thAnnual Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico, October 6-10th, 2005.

Workshop Discussion Leader. “Mas Hombres y Mas Machos. National Latino Fatherhood Conference. Los Angeles, CA. February, 2002.

8 Keynote. “Hombres y Machos: Masculinity and Latino Culture.” Natinal Latino Studies Conference. Los Angeles, CA. February 2002. Presentation. “The Mexican Exception to the Fourth Amendment.” LatCrit IV Annual Conference. Latina and Latino Critical Legal Theory. Gainsville, FL. May, 2001. Presentation. Living La Vida Loca: Commodification of the Hispanic. Commodification Futures Conference. Denver, CO. March, 2001.

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