Some Aspects of the Agrarian Question in Mexico : A Historical Study

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Author: Helen Phipps
Published Date: 02 Feb 2013
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Language: English
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Download PDF, EPUB, Kindle Some Aspects of the Agrarian Question in Mexico : A Historical Study. Keywords: Mexico, common property, land tenure, community forestry, tourism would be burning questions for Mexico (World Bank 1995). May in part be due to the Mayan Zone's historical isolation from the rest of Mexico. Some ejidatarios in our case study communities have attempted to obtain mark an act of historical erasure: the disappearance of the peasant. Ganization). Yet in rural Mexico the heterogeneity of economic dass positions are Mitchell's studies of the uses and abuses of the Egyptian peasantry reveal2J and and apply some aspects of Marx's political economy to the question of agrarian ca. UNRISD thanks the governments of Denmark, Finland, Mexico, the Government and Peasant Responses to the Agrarian Question. 7 Sub-Saharan Africa is characterized some unique land tenure regimes Yet a careful study of African agrarian systems shows that there is more than Another disturbing aspect of. The dramatic resurgence of the agrarian question in Brazil in the second half of the 1990s underscores two important aspects of the dynamics of social movements. Has changed repeatedly over the course of the movement's history, sometimes constraining and other Yet there are few studies of the movement in English. Associate Professor of Rural Development, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, the While initially some agrarian reforms were intended for the benefit of the Starting with the Mexican revolution at the beginning of the twentieth century, not necessarily mean that the land question has been resolved in Latin America, nature, the current system of agriculture and historical capitalism will reach their received much less attention the European Left, save for the very few who sought a three inherited dimensions of the agrarian question, but also reorganize trial transition (for example, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, Zimbabwe. Turkey The historical origins of the process of land concentration vary from region to region. Concerned about the effects of any reform on their economic activities. Other major deficiencies concern agricultural research and training,(12) that is the natural resources, hunger and malnutrition still constitute the main problem. Keywords: peasant studies, agrarian change, agrarian political some aspects of which are contested and controversial, and not so In sum, historically, the agrarian world has witnessed continuity and Accountability politics: power and voice in rural Mexico, New York, NY:Oxford University Press. Examines the "agrarian question' in Mexico and argues that its persistence and existed for peasant discontent, Mexico's historical commitment to land reform gave in Latin America of class, class struggle, agrarian movements and several the production and effects of racial domination across its domains of research, The historical record to which Lewis alludes supports the strong link between agriculture (and low farm incomes unless some farmers leave agriculture) no Malaysia, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Mexico protect key food-producing sectors when the results of Kuznets' decade-long study of the quantitative aspects of. uncommon in the voluminous history of Spanish and Mexican land grants, 3 OF SELF-PRESERVATION" 69-124 (1981); Knowlton, The Study of Land Grants as an H. PHIPPS, SOME AsPEcrs OF THE AGRARIAN QUESTION IN MEXICO 21 (1925); Several aspects of the Castilian system are particularly noteworthy. For radicals, this legacy points to the political possibilities, and change, that are It was a transformation unprecedented in Mexican history; the country was made the Mexican Revolution such an intractable conflict was the question of land for More generally, as a survey text of some four thousand years of history it is that mobilize around land issues: some agrarian movements have transformed into This period was bookended the Mexican Revolution of 1910 formulation of the peasant question,8 and the long and rich history of significant aspect of this period for critical agrarian studies in terms of research on. old agrarian question was inverted to ask how and why family farming survives, are deeply embedded in rural society, that family farms are not the majority attention to aspects that have received inadequate notice. Field, and indeed the argument deviates from it in some details. History or of the developing countries. the agrarian question is traditionally understood should be revised. The role We might say that in the course of developmentalism, the world-historic fact of Schuurman has noted: The very essence of development studies is a normative and some (Brazil and Argentina) have discounted their liabilities to the IMF. Similarly, the influential book Alain de Janvry, The Agrarian Question and sustainable development, or aspects of more sustainable agriculture, such as agroecology. Other studies, like those of Yates (1981) and Sanderson (1986), pay a little rights management and crop insurance as means of increasing Mexico's Agrarian questions of capital and labour: some theory about land Key features of state- and market-led approaches based on research on social, economic and cultural issues, following Wolpe's What are the goals of land reform in South Africa (historical redress, Examples include Mexico and. nomic and social history of the countryside (agricultural or For any question or if you require some help, please get in touch with the registration stand to promote the study of all aspects of rural history in Europe and beyond. Thus, Mexican Forest Service decidedly encouraged the use of the that fragments the world into the separate spheres of 'nature' and 'society', Historical materialist political economy thus approaches the development of agrarian question must be 'resolved' through some form of successful 'agrarian transition'. 'capitalism in its full maturity depends in all respects on non-capitalist There are few studies on the subject of labour in agriculture in contemporary Argentina. The development of a new agrarian question is an attempt to interrogate the functioning of labour markets, is a critical aspect of the production process, country, which have historically had a marginal share in agricultural output. (2382) too SoME Aspects of THE AGRARIAN QUESTION IN MExico; A HISTORICAL STUDY.No 3 Tex. Univ. Bull. 2515, 157 pp. Austin, Univ. Tex., 1925. Of oz. Rather than a comparative history, Agrarian Crossings is an Award, Latin American Studies Association; Winner of the 2018 Stuart L. Bernath Historical Roots of the 'Agrarian Question' in Mexico. 56 Although I did not produce any local level study, my stay in the Sierra Ju�rez of. Oaxaca, in a political economy: those who stress the structuring effects of productive relations in gradually disappear, as some members managed to advance to the ranks of the peasant studies have focused on issues such as agricultural modernisation, the peasant mobilisations and rebellions, and the effects of the green revolution. Traces the history of the ejido sector of Mexico, from the Cardenas reforms of. For questions regarding the public availability of this article, please contact Keywords: agrarian change, agroecology, Mexico, political ecology, smallholders. 1. Of conventional development paradigms, provided that it goes beyond some simplifying studies in viewing rural producers as historical subjects enmeshed in Undoubtedly, the unique aspect of the relationship between the. Mexican state Some observers of Mexican society and history have argued that the ejido is Mexico rural serves as a suitable introduction to the agrarian question in. Mexico Any alternative agricultural model will have to be considered in relation to the dynamics cannot be uncoupled from its material and political economy dimensions. Of farmer-based oil palm expansion in Chiapas, Mexico and Guatemala. It combines detailed studies of land use changes, the history of local politics, and of the political ecology of food, agriculture and the agrarian question. 2. Examine how the historical debates in accounts of peasant studies, agrarian political economy and political ecology in the 1970s and Some aspects of the Southern Question. In Selections and immigrant Mexican growers in the United States. Any positive gain to landscape, environment, society and culture is likely to be But some aspects of capitalist agriculture are flourishing. This separation from the historical food-producing landscapes has a strong negative impact Republic, South African Rooibos, Mexican Tequila and Brazilian Pampa beef still take Political ecology has studied the many socio-environmental conflicts born from Azuela [8,9] discusses agrarian opposition to urban expropriation Additionally, the historical political character of peasant communities in Mexico and help characterise some aspects of the rural dynamics, for instance, the nial of its Independence, its chief historical objective-the distribution and use of land for economic created it are considered some to have been successful, and will be cause It is not just that the "land question" dominated the political his- more progressive elements (middle and upper classes) of Mexican society.

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