Identifying the inadequacies of older models regarding peasants and agrarian development, this book shows how the Mexican peasant economy has made important steps in the accumulation of capital - an essential phase in the development towards capitalism.
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"For over two decades, the works of Roger Bartra have been among the most respected and the most controversial on rural class relations in postrevolutionary Mexico. The present collection of eight essays... offers long-overdue recognition of Bartra's works and provides access for a broader audience to his analysis of rural class relations and politics." -- Contemporary Sociology
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: Spanish
Original Language: Spanish
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