Faculty Profiles

Longoria, T., & Manganaro, L. L. (2023). The Determinants of Voting for Republican Congressional Candidates in the Texas Borderlands. Social Science Quarterly, 104(7). https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1111/ssqu.13321

Longoria, T., & Milford, J. (2021). Explaining Borderlands Local Government Administrators’ Perceived Responsibility to Aid Asylum-Seeking Migrants. Journal of Borderlands Studies.

Milford, J., & Longoria, T. (2020, April). Immigration at our Back Door:  Implementing Solutions in the Rio Grande Valley.

Longoria, T., Budd, D. M., & Manganaro, L. L. (2017). Support for Gender Equality Duty Strategies among Local Government Officials in Texas. In Beyond Reform: Leadership and Change in Public Sector Organizations. Routledge (Taylor and Francis).

Longoria, T., Budd, D., & Myers, A. (2016). The Role of a Gendered Policy Agenda in Closing the Mayoral Ambition Gap: The Case of Texas Female City Council Members. Journal of Research on Women and Gender, 81–93.

Longoria, T. (2014). Are We All Equal at Death?: Death Competence in Municipal Cemetery Management. Death Studies, 355–364.

Longoria, T., & Rangarajan, N. (2014). Measuring Public Manager Cultural Competence: The Influence of Public Sector Values. Journal of Public Management and Social Policy, 21(1), 24–41. Retrieved from http://digitalscholarship.tsu.edu/jpmsp/vol21/iss1/3/

Longoria, T. (2013). Predicting Use and Solicitation of Payments in Lieu of Taxes. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 338–354.

Longoria, T., & Manganaro, L. (2012). Citizen Approval of CAOs in Texas Cities:  An Exploratory Analysis of Anglo and Latino Attitudes. Journal of Public Management and Social Policy, 49–63.

Longoria, T. (2011). Local Government Financial Manager Perceptions Associated with Payments in Lieu of Taxes:  An Exploratory Study.

Longoria, T., Rocha, R., Wrinkle, R., & Knoll, B. (2010). Ethnic Context and Immigration Policy Preferences among Latinos and Anglos. Social Science Quarterly, 19-Jan.

Longoria, T., & Brown, R. (2010). Multiple risk factors for lead poisoning in Hispanic sub-populations: A Review. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 715–725.

Longoria, T. (2010). Citizen Awareness of Form of Government: The Role of Ethnicity and Salience of Representation and Race and Institutional Reform in US Cities.

Longoria, T. (2010). Hope and Change or Hoping for Change?:  The Obama Effect on Support for US Foreign Policy.

Longoria, T. (2010). Local Government Institutional Reform: Lessons from the US.

Longoria, T. (2010). Residential soil lead (Pb) contamination in Lubbock Texas: Preliminary results.

Longoria, T. (2010). The Role of the Social Sciences in Corporate Social Responsibility.

Longoria, T., Brown, R., Gonzales, C., Hooper, M., Bayat, A., Fornerette, A., … Mielke, H. (2008). Soil lead (Pb) in residential transects through Lubbock, Texas: A preliminary assessment. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 541–547.

Longoria, T. (2007). A Profile of the Nonprofit Sector in West Texas.

Longoria, T. (2007). Contextual Determinates of Public Opinion Toward Immigration.

Longoria, T. (2006). Diffusion of Innovation or Innovation in Dilution?:  Institutional Changes and Minority Political Influence the Case of El Paso Texas.

Longoria, T. (2006). Governing Coalitions and Patterns of Employment of Minorities in Urban School Districts.

Longoria, T. (2006). Ports-to-Plains Trucking Industry Survey.

Longoria, T. (2006). Support of the Adoption of a City-County Consolidation:  The Case of Wyandotte County.

Longoria, T. (2005). Nonprofits on the Texas-Mexico Border:  Organizational Capacity and Collaboration.

Longoria, T., & Manganaro, L. (2003). School Crime in the United States: A Brief Analysis of Patterns and Trends. In Policing and School Crime. Prentice Hall.

Longoria, T., & Mack, W. R. (2003). School-Based Violent Crime in Texas. In Policing and School Crime. Prentice Hall.

Longoria, T., & Weaver, W. (2002). Bureaucracy That Kills:  Federal Sovereign Immunity and the  Discretionary Function Exception. American Political Science Review, 351–366.

Longoria, T. (2002). Immigration, Social Capital, and Political Participation.

Longoria, T. (2000). Predicting Successful Completion of Worker Retraining Programs:  The Case of NAFTA Displaced Workers.

Longoria, T. (2000). PRI Primary Voters in Ciudad Juarez:  A Look at Democratization in Mexico.

Longoria, T. (2000). Third Sector Development in Mexico:  Sub-national, Organizational, and Individual-Level Perspectives.

Longoria, T. (1999). The Distribution of Public-Private Partnerships: Targeting of Voluntary Efforts to Improve Urban Education. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 315–329.

Longoria, T. (1999). The Impact of Office on Cross-Racial Voting:  Evidence from the 1996 Milwaukee Mayoral Election. Urban Affairs Review, 596–603.

Longoria, T. (1999). Affinity between Groups and Latino Pan-ethnicity.

Longoria, T. (1999). Context, Identity, and Incorporation:  Are Latinos in the Midwest Different? In Minority Politics at the Millennium. Garland Publishing.

Longoria, T. (1998). Education Politics Houston Style: The Role of Business in Education Reform. In Changing Urban Education.

Longoria, T., & Velez, W. (1997). Academic Performance and Ethnic Consciousness of Latino Students at a Midwestern University. Latino Studies Journal, 82–96.

Longoria, T. (1997). Coalitions and Conflict in Urban Education Reform.

Longoria, T. (1997). Latino Descriptive and Policy Representation in the Midwest: Does the Political Resources Model Apply?

Longoria, T. (1996). White Attitudes Toward Minority Districts. Social Science Quarterly, 877–887.

Longoria, T. (1995). Institutional Reforms and Civic Capacity:  A Comparative Analysis of Sunbelt Cities.

Longoria, T. (1995). Predicting Litigation Against Congressional and State Legislative Plans:  A Preliminary Analysis.

Longoria, T. (1994). Name that Problem:  Education Reform on the Urban Agenda.

Polinard, J. P., Wrinkle, R. D., Longoria, T., & Binder, N. E. (1994). Electoral Structure and Urban Policy:  The Impact on Mexican American Communities. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe.

Longoria, T. (1993). Congressional Caucuses in Congressional Committees. American Review of Politics, 381–386.

Longoria, T., Wrinkle, R., Polinard, J., & Meier, K. (1992). Mexican Americans and Municipal Employment:  An Analysis of Status and Pay Level. State and Local Government Review, 36–42.

Longoria, T., Polinard, J., & Wrinkle, R. (1991). Representation and Policy:  Appointments of Mexican Americans to Boards and Commissions. Social Science Journal, 259–265.

Longoria, T., Polinard, J., & Wrinkle, R. (1991). The Impact of District Elections on the Mexican  American Community:  The Electoral Perspective. Social Science Quarterly, 608–614.

Longoria, T., Wrinkle, R., & Polinard, J. (1991). Understanding Intra-Ethnic Attitude Variations: Mexican-Origin Population Views of Immigration. Social Science Quarterly, 379–387.

Longoria, T. (1991). Activism and Voter Turnout.

Longoria, T., Polinard, J., & Wrinkle, R. (1990). Education and Governance: Representational Links to Second Generation Discrimination. Western Political Quarterly, 631–646.

Longoria, T., Wrinkle, R., & Polinard, J. (1990). Mexican American Voter Registration and Turnout: Another Look. Social Science Quarterly, 356–361.

Longoria, T. (1990). Activism and Intergovernmental Aid in South Texas.

Longoria, T. (1990). Ethnicity, Roll-off, and Judicial Elections.

Longoria, T. (1989). Education and Policy: Representational Links to Second Generation Discrimination.

Longoria, T. (1988). Family Solidarity Among Hispanic Elderly.

Longoria, T. (1988). Mexican American Voter Registration and Turnout:  Another Look.

Longoria, T. (1988). Mexican Americans and Educational Policy:  The Impact of Change to District Elections.