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New Directions in Transnational Mexican History
Mexico On the World Stage
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2023
Summary
New Directions in Transnational Mexican History: Mexico On the World Stage is the first collection by historians to examine foreign immigration to Mexico as a way to interpret the significance of Mexican transnationalism and pluriculturalism. The contributors analyze Mexico as a recipient nation, broadening the application of transnationalism to encompass not only foreign migrants but Mexican figures like Francisco Madero who were deeply influenced by transnational experiences. This book explore the roles of Spanish entrepreneurs, U.S. consuls, American and Mexican medical professionals, transnational railroad workers, borderland cowboys, international divas, cosmopolitan puppeteers, American missionaries, and Mexican women soccer players. This area of interdisciplinary inquiry has attracted the latest generation of scholars destined to publish their works during the age of globalization. These pioneering scholars use transnational approaches to determine if Mexico has emerged as a transmigration and emigration state and if the Mexican people's extraterritorial influence embodied in the terms "Greater Mexico" and "México de Afuera" applies to larger swaths of the Americas and the world.
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Copyright year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-1-6669-2666-8
ISBN-Online
978-1-6669-2667-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
270
Product type
Edited Book
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Contents No access
Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 46
For Wealth and Progress No access Pages 47 - 72
To “Bind Revolution with a Golden Chain” No access Pages 73 - 106
“The Disease Prevails” No access Pages 107 - 148
Champion Vaqueros No access Pages 149 - 166
Performing Acts of Motherhood No access Pages 167 - 188
For Love, Country, and Puppetry No access Pages 189 - 202
Reexamining the Tenure of the Summer Institute of Linguistics in Mexico, 1934-1979 No access Pages 203 - 230
Paint the Goalposts Pink No access Pages 231 - 256
