The Mexican Transition
Politics, Culture, and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century
Distributed for University of Wales Press
192 pages
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5 1/2 x 8 1/2
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© 2013
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Table of Contents

Contents
Series Editors’ Foreword
Prologue
Prologue
Part I: The Political Transition
1. The Dictatorship was not Perfect
2. Mud, mire, and democracy
3. Can the Right be modern?
4. The Left—in danger of extinction?
5. The burdens of the Right
6. Populism and democracy in Latin America
7. The Mexican hydra: the return of the authoritarian party
Part II: Culture and Democracy
8. Intellectuals and scholars facing democracy
9. The labyrinth and its map
10. Ethnographic sonata in Nay-flat
11. 1968: Defeat, transition, counter-culture
12. Memories of counter-culture
13. Street life and politics
14. The shadow of the future
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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