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• catalog abstract ""The state of Oaxaca has been studied intensively by archaeologists, historians, and anthropologists, but this is the first comprehensive overview of rural communities in the twentieth century. The study is rooted in the colonial and post-independence periods; but the text concentrates primarily on the post-revolutionary period, and on the land reform which allowed peasantries to be reconstituted in the lowland areas of the state, as a complement to the traditional peasantries which still existed on communal lands at high altitudes. Peasant lifestyles and production systems are examined, in particular to distinguish between those activities which are subsistence orientated, and those which are geared to the market." "In the last thirty years rural life has been transformed by improved communications, and by services provided by the federal state, but above all by migration to Oaxaca City, other Mexican cities, and the USA. The outcome has been the emergence of class differences at the level of the community; the development of ethnic identities, based on language and regional differences; and the emergence of opposition to the hegemony of the party of government, the PRI. The wide range of issues under discussion will make this volume of interest to geographers, historians, anthropologists, and those involved in development studies."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11991742.
• catalog coverage "Oaxaca (Mexico : State) Economic conditions.".
• catalog created "2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
• catalog description ""In the last thirty years rural life has been transformed by improved communications, and by services provided by the federal state, but above all by migration to Oaxaca City, other Mexican cities, and the USA. The outcome has been the emergence of class differences at the level of the community; the development of ethnic identities, based on language and regional differences; and the emergence of opposition to the hegemony of the party of government, the PRI. The wide range of issues under discussion will make this volume of interest to geographers, historians, anthropologists, and those involved in development studies."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""The state of Oaxaca has been studied intensively by archaeologists, historians, and anthropologists, but this is the first comprehensive overview of rural communities in the twentieth century. The study is rooted in the colonial and post-independence periods; but the text concentrates primarily on the post-revolutionary period, and on the land reform which allowed peasantries to be reconstituted in the lowland areas of the state, as a complement to the traditional peasantries which still existed on communal lands at high altitudes. Peasant lifestyles and production systems are examined, in particular to distinguish between those activities which are subsistence orientated, and those which are geared to the market."".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [261]-293) and index.".
• catalog description "pt. I. Historical Foundations of Peasantries. 1. Peasantries in Colonial and Post-Independence Oaxaca (1520-1920). 2. Peasantries in Post-Revolutionary Oaxaca: The State and Development (1920-1970) -- pt. II. Peasants, Commercialization, and Urbanization. 3. Peasant Production and the Environment. 4. Peasant Markets, Commercialization, and Urban Capitalism. 5. Migration, Urbanization, and Proletarianization -- pt. III. Ethnicity, Community, and Politics. 6. Ethno-Linguistic Groups: The Quest for Identity. 7. Community, Class, and the Rural Municipio. 8. PRI 'Hegemony' and Political Dissent -- pt. VI. Conclusion. 9. Conclusion: Oaxaca's Peasantries in their Theoretical and National Contexts.".
• catalog extent "xxvi, 307 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0198233876".
• catalog isPartOf "Oxford geographical and environmental studies".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press,".
• catalog spatial "Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog spatial "Oaxaca (Mexico : State) Economic conditions.".
• catalog subject "305.5/633/097274 21".
• catalog subject "Communities Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog subject "Ethnicity Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog subject "HD1531.M6 C58 2000".
• catalog subject "Peasants Mexico Oaxaca (State) Political activity.".
• catalog subject "Peasants Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog subject "Peasants Political activity Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog subject "Social classes Mexico Oaxaca (State)".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Historical Foundations of Peasantries. 1. Peasantries in Colonial and Post-Independence Oaxaca (1520-1920). 2. Peasantries in Post-Revolutionary Oaxaca: The State and Development (1920-1970) -- pt. II. Peasants, Commercialization, and Urbanization. 3. Peasant Production and the Environment. 4. Peasant Markets, Commercialization, and Urban Capitalism. 5. Migration, Urbanization, and Proletarianization -- pt. III. Ethnicity, Community, and Politics. 6. Ethno-Linguistic Groups: The Quest for Identity. 7. Community, Class, and the Rural Municipio. 8. PRI 'Hegemony' and Political Dissent -- pt. VI. Conclusion. 9. Conclusion: Oaxaca's Peasantries in their Theoretical and National Contexts.".
• catalog title "Class, ethnicity, and community in Southern Mexico : Oaxaca's peasantries / Colin Clarke.".
• catalog type "text".