Peasant and Nation: The Making of Postcolonial Mexico and Peru (Centennial Book)
A comparative historical analysis of how peasant communities shaped nation-building and citizenship in postcolonial Mexico and Peru.
About This Book
Peasant and Nation examines the role of rural populations in shaping national identities in Mexico and Peru after independence.
The book explores how peasant communities participated in and influenced the construction of modern states in Latin America.
Through comparative analysis, it highlights the intersections of class, ethnicity, and citizenship in postcolonial contexts.
The study draws on historical records to trace the evolving relationship between peasants and emerging national governments.
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