...chapter 2 / JUNJIE CHEN Globalizing, Reproducing, and Civilizing Rural Subjects Population Control Policy and Constructions of Rural Identity in China n 2002, I conducted fieldwork on population control in the village of IRiver Crossing in Liaoning, China.∞ During an...

...h 5 Teleologies of Rural Disappearance interpreting rural music The point here is that students who wish to critically assess the position of the peasants in rural society must first come to terms with the images of them. Failure to do so runs the risk of pursuing a...

...Repeal the Black Authorities Act Rural People’s Movement A central challenge of South Africa’s new postapartheid government centered on the reincorporation of the former homelands (Bantustans) created during the apartheid era. In 2010 the government repealed the Bantu (later Black...

... PART I The Agrarian Question and Rural Social Movements in Brazil Guilherme Costa Delgado 2 The Agrarian Question and Agribusiness in Brazil Brazil’s vast inequalities have roots in the consolidation...

... Leonilde Sérvolo de Medeiros Rural Social Movements, Struggles for Rights, and Land 3 Reform in Contemporary Brazilian History The rise of new social conflicts in the Brazilian countryside during the sec- ond half of the twentieth...

... Sonia Maria P. P. Bergamasco and Luiz Antonio Norder   Rural Settlements and the MST in São Paulo 10 From Social Conflict to the Diversity of Local Impacts São Paulo is Brazil’s most populous...

... CHAPTER 8 Practicing Kinship in Rural North China Yunxiang Yan 6489 Franklin / RELATIVE VALUES / sheet 234 of 530 In August my father was wrongly accused of having been a capitalist...

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... Chihuahua. Rancheros are rural farmers control• ling both crops and livestock, small-scale landowners who engage in agri- Rancheros andRebellion 109 cultural production for local, national, and even international markets. Although they adopt technological...

... briefstays that Carrillo Puerto deepened his fondness for beisbol, which had already taken root in Yucatan and would constitute a significant component of Carrillo's strategy of rural mobil• ization during his governorship (1922-23).5 In addition to the "national pastime," which subsequently became. the...

... laurie b. green The Rural-Urban Matrix in the 1950s South Rethinking Racial Justice Struggles in Memphis j Two weeks after the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Edu- cation, local naacp attorneys in Tennessee helped several...

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...ChapTer 7 The Challenge of Capitalism in Rural Communities Production, Ethnicity, and Patriarchy from La Griega to Puerto de Nieto, 1780–1810 in The BaJío as aCross new spain, power concentrated in cities while the population was mostly rural. The separation of city...

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...CARLOTA MCALLISTER Rural Markets, Revolutionary Souls, and Rebellious Women in Cold War Guatemala On a Sunday morning in early July 1979, Guatemalan army troops drove a truck into the weekly market of a small rural Mayan village called Chupol, intending to forcibly press...

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...Josef Barton At the Edge of the Storm Northern Mexico’s Rural Peoples in a New Regime of Consumption, 1880–1940 o one knows why the local justice took an inventory of NJosé Silva’s estate. On a miserably hot day in August 1918...