Preface: Capitalisms, Citizens, and Claims of Statehood
Acknowledgments
PART I. COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN NATION BUILDING, CA. 1850–1900
1. State Formation and Fiscal Organization in Peru, 1850–1934
Carlos Contreras
2. Banking on Foreigners: Conflict and Accommodation Within Mexico’s National Bank, 1881–1911
Thomas Passananti
3. Order, Progress, and the Modernization of Race, State, and Market in Chiapas, Mexico, 1876–1911
Sarah Washbrook
4. The Official Making of Undocumented Citizens in Peru, 1880–1930
José Ragas
PART II. COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN NATION BUILDING, CA. 1900–1950
5. Shifting State-Landlord-Peasant Relations in the Districts of Asunción and Cospán (Cajamarca, Peru), 1920–1930
Lewis Taylor
6. Labor Conflict, Arbitration, and the Labor State in Highland Peru
Paulo Drinot
7. Notes on the “Afterlife”: Forced Labor, Modernization, and Political Paranoia in Twentieth-Century Peru
David Nugent
8. Intellectual Workers, Socialist Shopkeepers, and Revolutionary Millionaires: The Political Economy of Postrevolutionary Yucatán,1924–1935
Ben Fallaw
9. Communal Work, Forced Labor, and Road Building in Mexico,1920–1958
Benjamin T. Smith
Bibliography
Contributors
Index