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KlappentextrnrnExcerpt from Communism in MexicoIn those early days when the members of this group plunged the country into chaos by their murderous competition for supreme power, few observers would have credited them with the ability to.
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- Title
- Halperin, E: Communism in Mexico (Classic Reprint)
- Author
- Halperin, Ernst
- Publisher
- Forgotten Books
- Publication year
- 2017
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 152773207X
- ISBN 13
- 9781527732070
How does communism really work in Mexico? A clear-eyed look at ideas, power, and everyday politics.
In Communism in Mexico, Ernst Halperin analyzes how political power, labor, and intellectual currents shape a country under a one-party system. The work explains why local elections aren’t freely competitive, how the ruling PRI maintains control, and why Mexican communism developed its own distinctive, often pluralistic character.
- How competing communist groups influence policy and public debate
- The link between labor unions, government, and the regime
- The role of intellectual trends and foreign influence on Mexican politics
- The impact of events like the Cuban crisis on local Communist attitudes and alignment
Ideal for readers of Latin American politics, Cold War history, and studies of social movements who want a grounded, policy-focused portrait of Mexico’s era.
In Communism in Mexico, Ernst Halperin analyzes how political power, labor, and intellectual currents shape a country under a one-party system. The work explains why local elections aren’t freely competitive, how the ruling PRI maintains control, and why Mexican communism developed its own distinctive, often pluralistic character.
- How competing communist groups influence policy and public debate
- The link between labor unions, government, and the regime
- The role of intellectual trends and foreign influence on Mexican politics
- The impact of events like the Cuban crisis on local Communist attitudes and alignment
Ideal for readers of Latin American politics, Cold War history, and studies of social movements who want a grounded, policy-focused portrait of Mexico’s era.
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