Search Results for caciquismo

...Enoch Resnick Oligarquía y caciquismo, colectivismo agrario y otros escritos (antología) . By Costa Joaquín . 2d ed. Edited and with an introduction by de la Dehesa Rafael Pérez . Madrid , 1969 . Alianza Editorial . Notes . Pp. 274 . Paper. Ptas. 50.00 . Copyright 1971...

...Timothy J. Henderson Maximino Ávila Camacho and the One-Party State: The Taming of Caudillismo and Caciquismo in Post-Revolutionary Mexico . By Quintana Alejandro . Lanham, MD : Rowman and Littlefield , 2010 . Notes. Glossary. Bibliography. Index . xviii, 155 pp. Cloth...

...Charles H. Harris Apuntes para el estudio del caciquismo en México . By García Luis Islas . México , 1962 . Editorial Jus, S. A . Figures . Pp. 181 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Based on notes originally assembled for the author’s Trinidad Sánchez Santos...

...Roderic Ai Camp Caciquismo y poder político en el México rural . By Bartra Roger , Boege Eckart , . Preface by Benítez Raúl . Zenteno . México , 1975 . Siglo Veintiuno Editores . Tables. Diagrams. Appendices . Pp. viii , 203 . Paper. Copyright 1976 by Duke...

... the peculiar sociology of much of the state contributed to the forging of an anarchic, “popular” caciqual tradition which emphasized generalized antisystemic violence. Falcón contrasts this “conservative” current of agrarista caciquismo with the “radical” variants which she has examined in her earlier work...

... scholars, he finds in Franklin D. Roosevelt, Rexford Guy Tugwell, and Luis Muñoz Marín the triumvirate which saves Puerto Rico from mono-crop exploitation by introducing industrialization. It is ironic that while Hauberg identifies caciquismo as a “Latin” trait inhibiting political development, he falls...

... (“forerunners of the EZLN,” dice Harvey) en tres áreas específicas de Chiapas: la Selva Lacandona, el municipio de Simojovel y el municipio de Venustiano Carranza. El autor concluye: “If there is one thing that these diverse struggles have in common it is their opposition to rural bossim, or caciquismo” (p. 36...

..., have a number of the participants in the uprising arrested indiscriminately. As the prisoners are being taken away, relatives and sympathizers who have insisted on coming to bid them goodbye are massacred by the government troops. Benitez has this sordid tale of caciquismo and violence told...

... is the simultaneous commitment of the government to agrarian reform and capitalism. This has created an unproductive agricultural sector based on illegal landholding and caciquismo. Esteva is best at analyzing the Mexican situation. He emphasizes the centuries-old conflicts between Indian and conqueror, pueblo...

... basically because the catalyzing experience of the original migration and neighborhood foundation passes from their memory. In one of the more interesting chapters devoted to “Community Leadership,” finally, the author reports that the institution of caciquismo is flourishing in the neighborhoods...

... ( caudillismo , caciquismo ). It is as if the Latin Americans of the early republican era had no political ideas of their own, as if they simply copied or translated the ideas of the Enlightenment and tried to make them work in their respective regions with mixed results. It is this notion, that Latin...

... equality is richly suggested in analyses of Ricardo Batrell’s writings by Fernando Martínez Heredia and Blancamar León Rosabal. However, de la Fuente’s conclusion that racial equality progressed through the electoral system sits uneasily with the evidence of republican caciquismo and clien-telism...

... the traditional ones (p. 140), but their membership did not seem to be predominantly lower class. “Member control” found in many of these associations does not necessarily mean “democracy,” however, as the author seems to believe. The immensely strong pattern of local “caciquismo” or “mandonismo” is bound...

... and Alfonso XIII, from 1875 to 1931. Carr presents a superb description of the system established by Cánovas del Castillo and justifies the deliberate alternation of liberals and conservatives under the parliamentary system and even the usually damned caciquismo , or local bossism. Chapters on the economy...

... practice and values: “power is exercised by a system of caciquismo in which the peak of the pyramid is occupied by the gran cacique nacional” (p. 79). Gradually new class relations emerged with urbanization, rural-urban migration, industrial development and the growth of the service sector to produce...

... created an indigenous elite that mobilized tradition and its familiarity with Mexican and ladino culture to enrich itself and cement its political authority. Although, as Lewis rightly notes, the INI cannot be blamed for caciquismo, it certainly helped shape it. In the 1970s, Chiapas's local caciques...

... insurgency becomes a genuine statewide, multiclass federalist rebellion against Carranza’s hated centralist forces. This essentialist bipolar interpretation once again exaggerates the importance and cohesiveness of two extremely diverse and disorganized political movements, at a time when caciquismo still...

.... Factionalist tensions between cosmopolitans and conservatives are the backdrop for many conflicts. But the emergence of revolutionary and counterrevolutionary militias gave rise to more tensions, to caciquismo and to resistance against such strongmen. Presumably, the Mexican Revolution was motivated...

... of caciquismo, and his call for pluralism within both indigenous communities and the Mexican national space. In Vivir en frontera: la experiencia de los indios de Chiapas , Jan De Vos provides a superb, regionally focused study of indigenous life over several centuries in Chiapas. De Vos is well aware...

... feminista socialista que, entre tantos anhelos tuvo el de la temperancia. La democracia y el sufragio femenino fueron diferidos ( LARR 37, 2002, pp. 39, 52–62). Quizá si Marie Lapointe se hubiese aproximado con enfoque antropológico al caciquismo y la corrupción, en particular cuando el estado tuvo el...