A Persistent Revolution: History, Nationalism, and Politics in Mexico since 1968
A Persistent Revolution examines Mexico’s history, nationalism, and politics since 1968. Framing the modern period through the enduring idea of revolution, Randal Sheppard offers a focused study of political change, historical continuity, and national identity in Mexico for readers of Mexican and Latin American history.
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A Persistent Revolution explores Mexico’s history, nationalism, and politics since 1968.
The book considers how the idea of revolution continued to shape political life and national identity during the modern period.
With its focus on Mexico after 1968, the work offers a historical and political perspective on change, continuity, and nationalism.
It is suited to readers interested in Mexican history, Latin American politics, and the relationship between national identity and political development.
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