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Index to Volume XX Bader Rentería, Cipactli and Alejandro Martínez Muriel, “Dos décadas de ar- queología en México,” 187-220. Benson, Nettie Lee, and Kathryn Vincent, ed., “The Elections of 1809: Trans- forming Political Culture in New Spain,” 1-20. “Cádiz en América: Liberalismo y constitución,” by Ivana Frasquet, 21-46. Carmagnani, Marcello, “¿Hacia una nueva síntesis del pasado colonial mexicano?” 167-174. Dominguez, Jorge, “The Scholarly Study of Mexican Politics,” 377-410. “Dos décadas de arqueología en México,” by Alejandro Martínez Muriel, and Cipactli Bader Rentería, 187-220. “The Elections of 1809: Transforming Political Culture in New Spain,” by Nettie Lee Benson, (Edited by Kathryn Vincent), 1-20. El mundo novobispano: Población, ciudades y economía, siglos XVII y XVIII. By Manuel Miño Grijalva, 167-174. ¿Escuelas o empresas? Las centrales agrícolas y las regionales campesinas (1926-1934),” by Engracia Loyo, 69-98. “Ethnocentrism, Nationalism and Post-nationalism in the Tales of Subcomandante Marcos,” by Kristine Vanden Berghe and Bart Maddens, 123-144. Frasquet, Ivana, “Cádiz en América: Liberalismo y constitución,” 21-46. Garma Navarro, Carlos and Miguel C. Leatham, “Pentecostal Adaptations in Rural and Urban Mexico: An Anthropological Assessment,” 145-166. Glade, William, “Two Decades of Economics in Mexico,” 361-376. Hacia el ser histórico de México. Una Reinterpretación de la Nueva España. By Jaime E. Rodríguez O. and Colin M. McLachlan, 167-174. “¿Hacia una nueva síntesis del pasado colonial mexicano?” by Marcello Carmag- nani, 167-174. “Indian Saints and Nation-States: Ignacio Manuel Altamirano's Landscapes and Legends,” by Edward N. Wright-Rios, 47-68. Insley, Jennifer, “Redefining Sodom: A Latter-Day Vision of Tijuana,” 99-121. Knight, Alan, Mexico. From the Beginning to the Spanish Conquest, 167-174. Knight, Alan, Mexico. The Colonial Era, 167-174. “La historia en México (1984-2004 ),” by Alvaro Matute, 327-342. Leatham, Miguel C. and Carlos Garma Navarro, “Pentecostal Adaptations in Rural and Urban Mexico: An Anthropological Assessment,” 145-166. “Lengua y cultura Nahuas,” by Miguel León-Portilla, 221-230. León-Portilla, Miguel, “Lengua y cultura Nahuas,” 221-230. Loyo, Engracia, “¿Escuelas o empresas? Las centrales agrícolas y las regionales campesinas (1926-1934),” 69-98. Mexican Studies /Estudios Mexicanos Maddens, Bart and Kristine Vanden Berghe, “Ethnocentrism, Nationalism and Post-nationalism in the Tales of Subcomandante Marcos,” 123-144. Martínez Muriel, Alejandro y Cipactli Bader Rentería, “Dos décadas de arque- ología en México,” 187-220. Matute, Alvaro, “La historia en México (1984-2004),” 327-342. McLachlan, Colin M. and Jaime E. Rodríguez O., Hacía el ser bistórico de Mé- xico. Una Reinterpretación de la Nueva España, 167-174. Médina Hernández, Andrés, “Veinte años de Antropología Mexicana. La configu- ración de una Antropología del Sur,” 231-274. “Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos 20 años de historia,” by Manuel Mino Gri- jalva, and Macrina Rabadán Figueroa, 411-453. Mexico. From the Beginning to the Spanish Conquest, by Alan Knight, 167-174. Mexico. The Colonial Era, by Alan Knight, 167-174. Miño Grijalva, Manuel and Macrina Rabadán Figueroa, “Mexican Studies/Estu- dios Mexicanos 20 años de historia,” 411-453. Miño Grijalva, Manuel, El mundo novobispano: Población, ciudades ye conomía, siglos XVII y XVIII, 167-174. “Morena/o, blanca/o y café con leche: Racial Constructions in Chicana/o histo- riography,” by Vicki Ruiz, 343-359. “Pentecostal Adaptations in Rural and Urban Mexico: An Anthropological As- sessment,” by Miguel C. Leatham and Carlos Garma Navarro, 145-166. Rabadán Figueroa, Macrina, and Manuel Miño Grijalva, “Mexican Studies/Estu- dios Mexicanos 20 años de historia,” 411-453. “Redefining Sodom: A Latter-Day Vision of Tijuana,” by Jennifer Insley, 99-121. Rodriguez O., Jaime E. and Colin M.McLachlan, Hacía el ser histórico de Mé- xico. Una Reinterpretación de la Nueva España, 167-174. Ruiz, Vicki, “Morena/o, blanca/o y café con leche: Racial Constructions in Chi- cana/o Historiography,” 343-359. “The Scholarly Study of Mexican Politics,” by Jorge Dominguez, 377-410. “Two Decades of Anglophone Historical Writing on Colonial Mexico: Continu- ity and Change since 1980,” by Van Young, Eric, 275-326. “Two Decades of Economics in Mexico,” by William Glade, 361-376. Van Young, Eric, “Two Decades of Anglophone Historical Writing on Colonial Mexico: Continuity and Change since 1980,” 275-326. Vanden Berghe, Kristine and Bart Maddens, “Ethnocentrism, Nationalism and Post-nationalism in the Tales of Subcomandante Marcos,” 123-144. “Veinte años de Antropología Mexicana. La configuración de una Antropología del Sur,” by Andrés Médina Hernández, 231-274 Vincent, Kathryn, editor, “The Elections of 1809: Transforming Political Culture in New Spain,” by Nettie Lee Benson, 1-20 Wright-Rios, Edward N., “Indian Saints and Nation-States: Ignacio Manuel Al- tamirano's Landscapes and Legends,” 47-68.

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