Mexican Studies = Estudios Mexicanos 1996: Vol 12 Table of Contents PDF
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K, 5 MEXICAN STUDIES /ESTUDIOS MEXICANOS Volume 12, Number 1 + Winter 1996 Editorial Statement Articles Antonio Escobar Ohmstede, Del gobierno indígena al Ayuntamiento constitucional en las Huastecas bidalguense y veracruzana, 1780-1853 Robert H. Duncan, Political Legitimation and Maximilian's Second Empire in Mexico, 1864-1867 William Schell, Jr., Money as Commodity: Mexico's Conversion to the Gold Standard, 1905 Review Essay David G. LaFrance, Chiapas in Rebellion: An Early Assessment Comments Suzanne L. Fiederlein, The 1994 Elections in Mexico: 107 The Case of Chiapas Donald E. Schulz, Through a Glass Darkly: On tbe 131 Challenges and Enigmas of Mexico's Future* Other Books Received 157 Notes on Contributors 161 Information for Authors 163 Normas para los colaboradores 166 *Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos published Donald Schulz' article, ‘Through a Glass Darkly: On the Challenges and Enigmas of Mexico's Future; in volume 12, number 1, unaware that the article was accepted and pub- lished as a book chapter in, Mexico Faces the 21st Century, edited by Donald E. Schulz and Edward J. Williams, Boulder: Greenwood Publishing, 1996. K, 5 MEXICAN STUDIES /ESTUDIOS MEXICANOS Volume 12, Number 1 + Winter 1996 Editorial Statement Articles Antonio Escobar Ohmstede, Del gobierno indígena al Ayuntamiento constitucional en las Huastecas bidalguense y veracruzana, 1780-1853 Robert H. Duncan, Political Legitimation and Maximilian's Second Empire in Mexico, 1864-1867 William Schell, Jr., Money as Commodity: Mexico's Conversion to the Gold Standard, 1905 Review Essay David G. LaFrance, Chiapas in Rebellion: An Early Assessment Comments Suzanne L. Fiederlein, The 1994 Elections in Mexico: 107 The Case of Chiapas Donald E. Schulz, Through a Glass Darkly: On tbe 131 Challenges and Enigmas of Mexico's Future* Other Books Received 157 Notes on Contributors 161 Information for Authors 163 Normas para los colaboradores 166 *Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos published Donald Schulz' article, ‘Through a Glass Darkly: On the Challenges and Enigmas of Mexico's Future; in volume 12, number 1, unaware that the article was accepted and pub- lished as a book chapter in, Mexico Faces the 21st Century, edited by Donald E. Schulz and Edward J. Williams, Boulder: Greenwood Publishing, 1996. MEXICAN STUDIES/ESTUDIOS MEXICANOS Volume 12, Number 2 + Summer 1996 Editorial Statement Articles Pedro Santoni, The Failure of Mobilization: The Civic Militia of Mexico in 1846 Allen Wells, Forgotten Chapters of Yucatán's Past: Nineteentb-Century Politics in Historiograpbical Perspective Elliott Young, Rembering Catarino Garza's 1891 Revolution: An Aborted Border Insurrection Miguel Díaz Barriga with Karen Kleiber, The Press and Urban Conflict in Mexico City: A Case Study of Newspaper Reporting on Ecology and Urban Expansion in the Ajusco Region, 1982-1990 Jean-Pierre Bastian, Violencia, etnicidad y religión entre los mayas del estado de Chiapas en México Fiction Eliud Martínez, Two Norteño Love Stories Review Essay Woodrow Borah, Queen of Mexico and Empress of the Americas: La Guadalupana of Tepeyac Other Books Received Notes on Contributors Information for Authors Normas para los colaboradores Index
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