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México Beyond 1968: Revolutionaries, Radicals, and Repression During the Global Sixties and Subversive Seventies |
Edited by Jaime M. Pensado and Enrique C. Ochoa
University of Arizona Press
México Beyond 1968: Revolutionaries, Radicals, and Repression During the Global Sixties and Subversive Seventies
Final Remarks: Toward a Provincialization of 1968
Authors

Jaime M. Pensado; Enrique C. Ochoa

ARI Id

1664636225807_11570074

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Pages

273-296

Chapter URL

https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/208/edited_volume/chapter/2137014

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Cover
Title Page, Copyright
i-iv
Contents
v-viii
Preface: Mexico Today
Jaime M. Pensado; Enrique C. Ochoa
ix-xvi
Acknowledgments
xvii-2
Introduction. México Beyond 1968: Revolutionaries, Radicals, and Repression
Jaime M. Pensado; Enrique C. Ochoa
3-16
Part I. Introductory Essays
1. Integrating Mexico into the Global Sixties
Eric Zolov
19-32
2. Zones and Languages of State-Making: From Pax Priísta to Dirty War
Wil G. Pansters
33-50
Part II. Revolutionary Organizing and State Response
3. “Latent Sites of Agitation”: Normalistas Rurales and Chihuahua’s Agrarian Struggle in the 1960s
Tanalís Padilla
53-72
4. “For the Liberation of Exploited Youth”: Campesino-Students, the FECSM, and Mexican Student Politics in the 1960s
Carla Irina Villanueva
73-91
5. The 23rd of September Communist League’s Foco Experiment in the Sierra Baja Tarahumara (1973–1975)
Adela Cedillo
92-112
6. Mexico’s Turn Toward the Third World: Rural Development Under President Luis Echeverría
A. S. Dillingham
113-133
7. A War Against Poor People: Dirty Wars and Drug Wars in 1970s Mexico
Alexander Aviña
134-152
Part III. Youth Radicalisms and State Violence
8. Working-ClassHeroes: Barrio Consciousness, Student Power, and the Mexican Dirty War
Fernando Herrera Calderón
155-174
9. The Various Lives of Mexican Maoism: Política Popular, a Mexican Social Maoist Praxis
Michael Soldatenko
175-194
10. The Other “New Man”: Conservative Nationalism and Right-Wing Youth in 1970s Monterrey
Luis Herrán Avila
195-214
11. “The Darkest and Most Shameful Page in the University’s History”: Mobs, Riots, and Student Violence in 1960s–1970s Puebla
Gema Santamaría
215-235
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