Eckstein's study of post-earthquake reconstruction events represents a fine weaving of a complex case study into her larger discussion of politics and urban growth in Mexico. The case study is made much more interesting because of the way in which she links it to larger political trends, and the political analysis is made very real by her showing us how it works itself out through this remarkably interesting story. There is no doubt that the epilogue could stand on its own as an excellent monograph. - Judith Tendler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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center city dwellers, taller owners, colonias proletarias, shoe artisans, center city area, penny capitalists, occupational fate, institutionalized access, housing priorities Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Latin American, Mexico City, Federal District, United States, World War, González Casanova, Five Families, Secret Police, Social Mobility, Developing Society, Industrial Society, Labor Code, Limited Good, Occupation of Men, State of Mexico, Casa Grande, Developing Nations, Grass Roots, Mexican Development, National Action Party, The Civic Culture, Third World New!
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- Social Movements in Latin America: The Experience of Peasants, Workers, Women, the Urban (Essays on Mexico Central South America) by Jorge I. Dominguez on page 273, and page 380
- Struggles for Social Rights in Latin America by Susan Eva Eckstein in Back Matter
- Modern Revolutions: An Introduction to the Analysis of a Political Phenomenon by John Dunn in Back Matter
- The Changing Role Of The State In Latin America by Menno Vellinga on page 210
- Struggles for Social Rights in Latin America by Susan Eva Eckstein in Back Matter
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