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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. 1 Introduction: Tourism Studies and the Tourism Dilemma 1
5. The U.S.–Mexican War and the Beginnings of American Tourism in Mexico 21
6. Teotihuacán: Showcase for the Centennial 54
7. On the Selling of Rey Momo: Early Tourism and the Marketing of Carnival in Veracruz 77
8. Goodwill Ambassadors on Holiday: Tourism, Diplomacy, and Mexico–U.S. Relations 107
9. Behind the Noir Border: Tourism, the Vice Racket, and Power Relations in Baja California’s Border Zone, 1938–65 130
10. Fun in Acapulco? The Politics of Development on the Mexican Riviera 161
11. Colonial Outpost to Artists’ Mecca: Conflict and Collaboration in the Development of San Miguel de Allende’s Tourist Industry 183
12. José Cuervo and the Gentrified Worm: Food, Drink, and the Touristic Consumption of Mexico 221
13. Cancún and the Campo: Indigenous Migration and Tourism Development in the Yucatán Peninsula 241
14. Marketing Mexico’s Great Masters: Folk Art Tourism and the Neoliberal Politics of Exhibition 265
15. Golfing in the Desert: Los Cabos and Post-PRI Tourism in Mexico 295
16. The Beach and Beyond: Observations from a Travel Writer on Dreams, Decadence, and Defense 320
17. Conclusion: Should We Stay or Should We Go? Reflections on Tourism Past and Present 371
18. Contributors 385
19. Index 387