Routledge Mexican American Children and Families Handbook

Gain a deep understanding of Mexican American culture and family dynamics with this multidisciplinary handbook from Routledge. This book provides an interdisciplinary examination of a growing population, bringing together perspectives from psychology, education, health, and social policy. By reviewing recent research, leading experts offer valuable insights and policy implications that are essential for understanding the well-being of Mexican American communities. The text summarizes both quantitative and qualitative literature to provide a complete picture of the cultural, social, and inter-personal experiences within these families. Designed for researchers and students, the book uses current theories to explore the factors that shape the lives of Mexican American children and their families. Each chapter follows a consistent format, allowing readers to make easy comparisons across different fields of study and research areas.