The Mexican Revolution

Wed Nov 17 06:37:52 2010 UTClccn-n85-235460.67The Mexican Revolution0.721.00Racismo, revolución e indigenismo : México, 1910-1940Alan_Knight_(historian)n 85023546oca01329193aKnight, Alan,1946-lccn-n50-34882Graham, Richard1934-lccn-n79-62827Skidmore, Thomas E.lccn-n84-187790Helg, Aline1953-lccn-n85-324919Pansters, W. G.(Wil G.)edtlccn-n78-16625Brown, Jonathan C.(Jonathan Charles)1942-lccn-no99-7507University of Texas at AustinMexican Centerlccn-n82-92584Smith, S. A.(Stephen Anthony)1952-edtlccn-n79-95270American Council of Learned Societieslccn-n88-620666Anderson, Rodney D.1938-lccn-no2004-102841History E-Book ProjectKnight, Alan1946-Knight, Alan1946-100Investments, Foreign--Political aspectsLabor movementStrikes and lockoutsWorking classLabor policyEminent domainPetroleum industry and trade--Government ownershipPopulismRevolutionsSocial movementsIndians of Mexico--Ethnic identityNationalismEthnicityElectionsPresidents--ElectionDemocracyGreat BritainHistoriographySocial historyRacePressure groupsPolitical cultureSuperstition--Religious aspects--ChristianitySuperstition--Religious aspectsUnited StatesInternational relationsPetroleum industry and tradeConference proceedingsEmigration and immigration--Government policyRacismRace relationsLatin AmericaPolitical scienceRevolution (Mexico : 1910-1920)MexicoHistory194619741986198719881989199019921994199519961997199920002002200320042005200620072008393982794335book972.03f1234ocn470528821ocn470904480339901021112017ocn012135091sw012135091:lccn-n85-23546Falsebook19860.67Knight, AlanThe Mexican Revolution+-+45222785358248679ocn020319627sw020319627:lccn-n85-23546Falsebook19900.71The Idea of race in Latin America, 1870-1940+-+42038274756046097ocn048249030sw048249030:lccn-n85-23546Falsebook20020.71Knight, AlanMexico : from the beginning to the Spanish Conquest

This book give[s] a comprehensive narrative and analysis of Mexican history, focusing especially on political, economic, and social organization. Balancing both a 'bottom-up'(popular) and a 'top-down' (elite) perspective, they seek, where possible, to locate Mexico within broader, comparative patterns of historical change and conflict.-http://www.amazon.com [In the book, the author] seeks to explains the basic processes of preconquest history: the formation of states and social hierarchies, the rise and fall of empires, the role of religion, "markets," migration and ecology, patterns of settlement, and consequent regional differentiation. [He] illustrates the ... diversity of Mesoamerican history, while locating that history within a broader comparative framework of historical change. [He also] concludes with the trauma of the conquest, the destruction of the Aztec empire, and the birth of colonial New Spain.-Back cover.

+-+K9296367054854867ocn048249020sw048249020:lccn-n85-23546Falsebook20020.72Knight, AlanMexico : the colonial era

Publisher's description: This book is one in a three volume general history of Mexico, comprising (I) the PreConquest period to 1521, (II) the Colonial period from 1521 to 1821, and (III) the National period from 1821-present. These books give a comprehensive narrative and analysis of Mexican history, focusing especially on political, economic, and social organization. Balancing both a 'bottom-up'(popular) and a 'top-down' (elite) perspective, they seek, where possible, to locate Mexico within broader, comparative patterns of historical change and conflict.

+-+30296367053483486ocn026400169sw026400169:lccn-n85-23546Falsebook19920.76The Mexican petroleum industry in the twentieth century

Mexico's Petroleum Industry has come to symbolize the very sovereignty of the nation itself. Politicians criticize Pemex, the national oil company, at their peril, and President Salinas de Gortari has made clear that the free trade negotiations between Mexico and the United States will not affect Pemex's basic status as a public enterprise. How and why did the petroleum industry gain such prominence - and, some might say, immunity - within Mexico's political economy? The.

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