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Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Redrafting History: The Challenges of Scholarship on the Mexican Military Experience - Terry Rugeley and Ben Fallaw -- 1. An Unsatisfactory Picture of Civil Commotion: Unpopular Militias and Tepid Nationalism in the Mexican Southeast - Terry Rugeley -- 2. The Mobile National Guard of Guanajuato, 1855-1858: Military Hybridization and Statecraft in Reforma Mexico - Daniel S. Haworth -- 3. Behaving Badly in Mexico City: Discipline and Identity in the Presidential Guards, 1900-1911 - Stephen Neufeld -- 4. Heliodoro Charis Castro and the Soldiers of Juchitán: Indigenous Militarism, Local Rule, and the Mexican State - Benjamin T. Smith -- 5. Eulogio Ortiz: The Army and the Antipolitics of Postrevolutionary State Formation, 1920-1935 - Ben Fallaw -- 6. Revolutionary Citizenship against Institutional Inertia: Cardenismo and the Mexican Army, 1934-1940 - Thomas Rath -- 7. 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 -- About the Contributors -- Index

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Author

Ben Fallaw and Terry Rugeley

Publisher

University of Arizona Press

Published

2012

Language

EN

ISBN

9780816520428

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Military, History, Military History