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Introduction: Identity and Struggle in the History of the Hispanic Caribbean and Central America, I8so-I9So

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© 2020 Duke University Press, Durham, USA

© 2020 Duke University Press, Durham, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Identity and Struggle in the History of the Hispanic Caribbean and Central America, I8so-I9So 1
  5. Central America
  6. "That a Poor Man Be Industrious": Coffee, Community, and Agrarian Capitalism in the Transformation of El Salvador's Ladino Peasantry, I8so-I900 25
  7. "jVana Ilusi6n!": The Highlands Indians and the Myth of Nicaragua Mestiza, I88o-I92S 52
  8. At Their Own Risk: Coffee Farmers and Debt in Nicaragua, I870-I930 94
  9. Auxiliary Forces in the Shaping of the Repressive System: El Salvador, I88o-I930 122
  10. The Banana Enclave, Nationalism, and Mestizaje in fIonduras, 1910S-1930S 151
  11. Laborers and Smallholders in Costa Rica's Mining Communities, 1900-1940 169
  12. Reforging National Revolution: Campesino Labor Struggles in Guatemala, I944-I9S4 196
  13. The Hispanic Caribbean
  14. Free Love and Domesticity: Sexuality and the Shaping of Working-Class Feminism in Puerto Rico, I900-I9I7 229
  15. "Omnipotent and Omnipresent"? Labor Shortages, Worker Mobility, and Employer Control in the Cuban Sugar Industry, I9IO-I934 260
  16. The Foundations of Despotism: Agrarian Reform, Rural Transformation, and Peasant-State Compromise in Trujillo's Dominican Republic, I930-I944 292
  17. Conclusion: Imagining the Future if the Subaltern Past- Fragments if Race, Class, and Gender in Central America and the Hispanic Caribbean, I850-I950 335
  18. Selected Bibliography 365
  19. Index 385
  20. Contributors 403
Identity and Struggle at the Margins of the Nation-State
This chapter is in the book Identity and Struggle at the Margins of the Nation-State
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780822396970-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Identity and Struggle in the History of the Hispanic Caribbean and Central America, I8so-I9So 1
  5. Central America
  6. "That a Poor Man Be Industrious": Coffee, Community, and Agrarian Capitalism in the Transformation of El Salvador's Ladino Peasantry, I8so-I900 25
  7. "jVana Ilusi6n!": The Highlands Indians and the Myth of Nicaragua Mestiza, I88o-I92S 52
  8. At Their Own Risk: Coffee Farmers and Debt in Nicaragua, I870-I930 94
  9. Auxiliary Forces in the Shaping of the Repressive System: El Salvador, I88o-I930 122
  10. The Banana Enclave, Nationalism, and Mestizaje in fIonduras, 1910S-1930S 151
  11. Laborers and Smallholders in Costa Rica's Mining Communities, 1900-1940 169
  12. Reforging National Revolution: Campesino Labor Struggles in Guatemala, I944-I9S4 196
  13. The Hispanic Caribbean
  14. Free Love and Domesticity: Sexuality and the Shaping of Working-Class Feminism in Puerto Rico, I900-I9I7 229
  15. "Omnipotent and Omnipresent"? Labor Shortages, Worker Mobility, and Employer Control in the Cuban Sugar Industry, I9IO-I934 260
  16. The Foundations of Despotism: Agrarian Reform, Rural Transformation, and Peasant-State Compromise in Trujillo's Dominican Republic, I930-I944 292
  17. Conclusion: Imagining the Future if the Subaltern Past- Fragments if Race, Class, and Gender in Central America and the Hispanic Caribbean, I850-I950 335
  18. Selected Bibliography 365
  19. Index 385
  20. Contributors 403
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