Comparative Ethnic Studies Collection
	The Comparative Ethnic Studies Collection includes general works on race and
	ethnicity which provide background and context for the other collections in the
	Ethnic Studies Library: the Asian American Studies Collections, the Chicano
	Studies Collections, and Native American Studies Collections. The emphasis of
	the collection is on comparative works about the ethnic groups within the United
	States and Indigenous peoples not native to the Western Hemisphere. In general,
	the CES Collection supports the curriculum of the Ethnic Studies graduate
	curriculum. Materials include, but are not limited to: books, serials, posters, and
	film.
	A special collection is the Ethnic Studies Faculty Section, which highlights the
	research and creative publications of our Ethnic Studies faculty and includes
	books, articles, and other materials.
	Another aspect of the Comparative Ethnic Studies Collection is its documentation
	of the history of the Ethnic Studies Department. Departmental documents,
	archival collections of faculty papers, minutes of meetings, and other materials
	have a place in the CES Collection.
	Links
	U.S. Census Main Page
	http://factfinder.census.gov/home/saff/main.html?_lang=en
	Race & Ethnicity
	http://eserver.org/race/
	UC Atlas for Global Inequality
	http://ucatlas.ucsc.edu/home.html
	Counting California
	http://countingcalifornia.cdlib.org
	Announcements
	from the Comparative Ethnic Studies Collection Specialist
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	Comparative Ethnic Studies Collection Specialist:
	John D. Berry
	Phone: (510) 642-0941
	E-mail: jberry"at"library.berkeley.edu
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