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Journal Article
Todos los jefes: Reflections on the Origins of UC MEXUS
2014
Overview
This memoir recalls the individuals and initiatives that formed the basis of the University of California Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS) from its conception by UC President David Saxon in 1980 through its formal establishment within the University of California system in 1992. Throughout the period, the UC MEXUS project served as a vehicle for evolution and expression of the University’s objective of leading the nation in its binational approach to scientific collaboration, political discourse, Chicano/Latino studies, and broadly relevant topics in the arts and humanities.
Esta memoria recuerda a los individuos y las iniciativas que sentaron las bases del Instituto para México y Estados Unidos de la Universidad de California (UC MEXUS) desde su concepción por el presidente de la UC David Saxon en 1980 hasta su establecimiento formal dentro del sistema de la Universidad de California en 1992. A lo largo de este tiempo, el proyecto UC MEXUS ha servido como vehículo para la evolución y expresión del objetivo universitario de conducir a la nación a la colaboración científica, el discurso político, los estudios chicanos/latinos y temas de gran relevancia en las artes y las humanidades desde un enfoque binacional.
