Work, protest, and identity in twentieth-century Latin America
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Work, protest, and identity in twentieth-century Latin America
（Jaguar books on Latin America, no. 26）
Scholarly Resources, 2003
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Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- Immigration and race in Cuba / Alejandro de la Fuente
- Rebellion against medicine in Brazil / Jeffrey D. Needell
- General strike in Montevideo / Anton Rosenthal
- Women, men(?), and a strike in Colombian mills / Ann Farnsworth-Alvear
- Laws against a "working" Middle Class in Peru / David S. Parker
- Race, gender, and protest in Ecuador / Marc Becker
- Races and cultures in Venezuelan oil fields / Miguel Tinker-Salas
- Women and the right to (needle)work in Puerto Rico / María del Carmen Baerga
- Colombian bananas, peasants, and wage laborers / Catherine LeGrand
- Labor cntrol in the declining Mexican revolution / Norman Caulfield
- The human details and Argentine militancy / Rachel May
- Copper workers and popular protest in Chile / Thomas Miller Klubock
- Brazilian workers and democracy / Anthony W. Pereira
- Looking ahead : workers and radical Christianity / Michael F. Jiménez
- Latin America's new social landscape : who will be the workers? / Kenneth M. Roberts
