Race and Ethnicity in the American West

This series rethinks how the ethnic experiences of different groups and subsequent processes of interaction have created the West as a distinct region.  The series bridges the gap between old and new western history, suggesting an alternative that examines the racial and ethnic experience as a primary factor in the establishment of the West as a region, thus nurturing a dynamic, holistic perception of western history.  Books published in the series explore the dynamic interactions between groups over time, with comparative approaches that showcase this interaction as a primary factor in creating the West's unique regional identity.  This is an aggressive new vision for western history that combines process with place.