Institutional Purchases or Subscriptions

Ordering

You may use the order form for institutions to order individual titles, subscribe to Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, or make a standing order for our book series. We do accept purchase orders (by post, fax, or email). Subscriptions are also available through EBSCO and similar services.

Please send orders to the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center, 193 Haines Hall, Los Angeles, California 90095-1544. Email any questions, or call 310-825-3428.

Aztlan: A Journal of Chicano Studies

Any library with a Latino audience should consider subscribing to the journal of record in the field, still the premier journal after thirty-five years, Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies (ISSN: 0005-2604). Two issues of 250-300 pages each, Aztlán is available for $195 a year (United States, Mexico, and foreign). This includes the print version and an online access to all issues published—over thirty-five years of some of the most important content in the field. The online version is available through MetaPress journal hosting service, a subsidiary of EBSCO. You can order the journal through your subscription agent or send a purchase order to UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center, 193 Haines Hall, Los Angeles, California 90095-1544.

Latino Policy and Issues Brief

Print copies of the Latino Policy and Issues Brief are available in bulk to organizations working on Latino issues. Just send an email to set up the process. Print versions of the Latino Policy and Issues Brief are available to libraries by issue or subscription. The cost of each issue is $10; subscribers receive five copies of each brief. The series ISSN is 1543-2238.

Chicano Cinema and Media Arts series

DVDs in this series are available for $49.99 per volume (plus $10 for institutions outside of the US). The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center is committed to providing access to these rare films at an affordable price for institutions as well as individuals. Since it is a series, libraries are also welcome to set up standing orders. Then, whenever a new film is released, we will send the DVD to you and bill you for that volume of the series.

Institutional pricing for videos comes with limited public performance rights—that is, for non-commercial educational and public uses. If users charge admission, these are not included in the rights; the institution must have a prior agreement regarding a percentage of the revenue.

The Chicano Archive

This series (ISSN: 1557-5934) provides access to special collections, thereby stimulating new critical and historical research based on archival sources.

A Ver: Revisioning Art History

This series foregrounds the work of individual Latino artists.

CSRC Research Report

Available to all for free online. Print versions of the CSRC Research Report are not available, it is a solely electronic publication.