Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. Theorizing Power and Regimes
Chapter 2. Continutity and Disjunction in Zapotec Ethnicity: "Their Own Soul, Now Perfectly Defined"
Chapter 3. Cacique Rule and the Zapotec Domain of Sovereignty, 1930-1960: "The PRI Doesn't Exist in the Isthmus"
Chapter 4. The Politics of Reform, 1960-1973: "Transcendental Steps toward Progress"
Chapter 5. Mobilization and Repression in the 1970s: "Embodying the Defiance of the Pueblo"
Chapter 6. Leftist Government in the 1980s and 1990s: "The Pressure of Zapotec Is Much Stronger"
Chapter 7. Ambiguity and Contradiction in COCEI: "Who Are We? What Is Our Name?"
Chapter 8. Culture and Regional Politics in Mexico: Decentering the Regime
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index