From Insurrection to Revolution in Mexico. Social Bases of Agrarian Violence, 1750-1940
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...Without rehearsing these debates, it is worth recalling both the disappointment of the European Left at the willing participation of European workers in the first world war and the Zapatista and Maoist innovation of championing peasants as agents of either reform or revolutionary change (Tutino, 1986; Meisner, 1999)....
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...…these debates, it is worth recalling both the disappointment of the European Left at the willing participation of European workers in the first world war and the Zapatista and Maoist innovation of championing peasants as agents of either reform or revolutionary change (Tutino, 1986; Meisner, 1999)....
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...Works on govemmentality conceive of culture as the constitution of subjectivities through discursive rituals and administrative practices. Thus Miller and Rose (1992) develop an approach to govemmentality by looking at specific governmental technologies, such as "techniques of notation, computation and calculation; procedures of examination and assessment; the invention of devices such as surveys and presentational forms such as tables; the standardization of systems for training and the inculcation of habits; the inauguration of professional specialisms and vocabularies; building designs and architectural forms- the list is heterogeneous and in principle unlimited" (1992: 183)....
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