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Practicing Texas Politics: A Brief Survey
, Seventh Edition
Lyle C. Brown, Baylor University Joyce Langenegger, San Jacinto College-North Campus Sonia R. García, St. Mary's University Ted Lewis, Collin County Community College
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Chapter 1: The Environment of Texas Politics
- Cartoon: "Kick Rump, Oprah" by David Catrow (1)
- Texas Beef Group v. Oprah Winfrey (2)
- Political Behavior Patterns (3)
- Government, Politics, and Public Policy (3)
- Political Culture (4)
- Individualism and conservativism (4)
- The frontier experience (5)
- The Land (6)
- The Politics of Geography (6)
- Size (6)
- Figure 1.1 Geographic Regions (7)
- Regions (7)
- Economic Geography (8)
- Cattle (8)
- Cotton (9)
- Photo: Cowboy Manuel Silva and cutting horse Corral separate
a cow from a herd of King Ranch cattle
- Oil (10)
- The People (11)
- Demographic Features (11)
- Population distribution (11)
- Population changes (12)
- Figure 1.2 The Texas Triangle (12)
- Urbanization (13)
- Metropolitanization (13)
- Racial/Ethnic Groups (14)
- Native Americans (15)
- African Americans (15)
- Hispanics (16)
- Asian Americans (16)
- Anglos (17)
- Some Social and Economic Policy Issues (17)
- Immigration: Federal and State Problems (17)
- Searching for New Economic Directions (19)
- Industry (19)
- High technology (19)
- Biotechnology (20)
- Agriculture (20)
- Services (21)
- Texas in the Course of National Affairs (21)
- Meeting New Challenges (22)
- Environmental Protection (22)
- Education for Economic Development (23)
- Poverty and Social Problems (23)
- Restructuring the Economy (24)
- Looking Ahead (25)
- Notes (25)
- Key Terms and Concepts (27)
- Selected Reading: "El Paso-Juarez: In the Foothills of
the Future" by Research Division, Office of the Comptroller
of Public Accounts (28)
- Bilingual by Necessity (28)
- Finding the Real Border (29)
- Cities that Have Seen It All (29)
- Bound by a Reckless Symbiosis (30)
- Challenges and Opportunities (30)
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