Forced marches : soldiers and military caciques in modern Mexico
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Forced marches : soldiers and military caciques in modern Mexico
University of Arizona Press, c2012
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Includes index
Contents of Works
- Redrafting history : the challenges of scholarship on the Mexican military experience / Terry Rugeley and Ben Fallaw
- An unsatisfactory picture of civil commotion : unpopular militias and tepid nationalism in the Mexican southeast / Terry Rugeley
- The mobile national guard of Guanajuato, 1855-1858 : military hybridization and statecraft in reforma Mexico / Daniel S. Haworth
- Behaving badly in Mexico City : discipline and identity in the presidential guards, 1900-1911 / Stephen Neufeld
- Heliodoro Charis Castro and the soldiers of Juchitán : indigenous militarism, local rule, and the Mexican state / Benjamin T. Smith
- Eulogio Ortíz : the army and the antipolitics of postrevolutionary state formation, 1920-1935 / Ben Fallaw
- Revolutionary citizenship against institutional inertia : Cardenismo and the Mexican Army, 1934-1940 / Thomas Rath
- Military caciquismo in the Priísta state : general Mange's command in Veracruz / Paul Gillingham
- Conclusion : reflections on state theory through the lens of the Mexican military / David Nugent
