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Publications (select)
“La inmigracion a Venezuela desde el fin de la guerra federal al siglo XX,” Revista Shell, Diciembre 1957.
“A New Approach to Inter-American Education in Bogotá,” Journal of Inter-American Studies VII: 4, October 1965.
“The Illustrious American: The Development of Nationalism in Venezuela Under Antonio Guzmán Blanco,” Hispanic American Historical Review XLV: 4, November, 1965.
Mexican Americans: A Brief Look at Their History (New York: Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1970).
Viva La Raza: Readings on Mexican Americans (New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1973).
Mexican American Profiles: Bilingual Biographies for Today, with Michelle Hall (Walnut Creek, California: Aardvark Media, 1974).
California: Five Centuries of Cultural Contrasts, with Bob Barger (Beverly Hills: Glencoe Press, 1976).
The Mexican American in American History (New York: American Book, 1978).
Mexicans: Past, Present, and Future (New York: American Book, 1978).
“U.S.-Mexico Relations: A Need for Mutual Understanding,” Journal of International Law 12:3, Summer 1980.
My Mexican-American Journey (Houston: Arte Público Press, 2002).
The Latino Guide to Creating Family Histories: A Handbook for Students, Parents & Teachers (WPR Books, 2012)
Documentary TV/Film
Song of the Basque, 1995. Nava was the creator and executive producer.
Voices of Cuba, 1996. Nava was the creator and executive producer.
Chicano: The Mexican-American Heritage Series I & II, 1971.
The first ten episodes have been digitized by the USC School of Cinematic Arts. Nava was a co-creator of the series, and wrote the episode on education.
On Julian Nava’s Life, Work, Contributions
“A Groundbreaking Chicano Series, Stored 50 years in a Garage, Reemerges,” Los Angeles Times, November 7, 2021.
“The Importance of Being Nava,” Los Angeles Times July 23, 1967.
”Unrest: Founding of the Cal State Northridge Chicana/o Studies Department,” directed by Miguel Ángel Dúran, 2008.