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Dismantling the Mexican State?

By Gareth A. Jones , Rob Aitken , Nikki Craske , David E. Stansfield (eds.)

Book information

Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan UK
Year
1996
ISBN
978-1-349-24449-2, 978-1-349-24447-8
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
34 MB (35773653 bytes)
Series
Latin American Studies Series
Pages
\342
Time added
2017-08-08 21:00:00
Latin American Politics;Political Science;Politica

Description

Front Matter....Pages i-xxi Salinas and Social Liberalism in Historical Context....Pages 1-23 Neoliberalism and Identity: Redefining State and Society in Mexico....Pages 24-38 Neoliberalism and Nationalism....Pages 39-57 Economic Policy Reform in Mexico: The Liberalism Experiment....Pages 58-77 Dismantling or Retrenchment? Salinas and Corporatism....Pages 78-91 The New PRI: Recasting its Identity....Pages 92-112 The PAN’s Administration in Baja California: The Struggle for a Free and Sovereign State....Pages 113-129 The PAN: The Search for Ideological and Electoral Space....Pages 130-151 The Opposition and the 1994 Presidential Elections in Mexico....Pages 152-168 The State, the Countryside … and Capitalism....Pages 169-187 Dismantling the Ejido: A Lesson in Controlled Pluralism....Pages 188-203 Delivering the Goods: Solidarity, Land Regularisation and Urban Services....Pages 204-224 Towards a Pluricultural Nation: The Limits of Indigenismo and Article 4....Pages 225-243 Citizens with Dignity: Opposition and Government in San Luis Potosí, 1938–93....Pages 244-266 Opposition to PRI ‘Hegemony’ in Oaxaca....Pages 267-290 Back Matter....Pages 291-321

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