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Decoding Gender
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239Abel, Christopher, and Colin M. Lewis. 2002. Exclusion and engagement: A diagnosis ofsocial policy in Latin America in the long run. In Exclusion and engagement: Social policyin Latin America,ed. Christopher Abel and Colin M. Lewis. London: Institute of LatinAmerican Studies.Acosta, Marieclaire, Flora Botton-Burlá, Lilia Domínguez, Isabel Molina, Adriana Novelo,and Kyra Núñez. 1976. El aborto en México.Mexico City: Fondo de Cultura Económica.Adame Goddard, Jorge. 2004. El matrimonio civil en México (1859–2000). Mexico City: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).Agarwal, Bina. 1994. A field of one’s own: Gender and land rights in South Asia.Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.Aggleton, Peter, ed. 1998. Men who sell sex: International perspectives on male prostitution andHIV/AIDS.London: UCL Press.Agosín, Marjorie, ed. 2001. Women, gender, and human rights: A global perspective.NewBrunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.Agostoni, Claudia, and Elisa Speckman Guerra, eds. 2001. Modernidad, tradición y alteridad:La ciudad de México en el cambio de siglo (XIX–XX).Mexico City: UNAM.Aguirre, Carlos A., and Ricardo D. Salvatore. 2001. Introduction: Writing the history of law,crime, and punishment in Latin America. In Salvatore, Aguirre, and Joseph 2001.Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo. 1953. Formas de gobierno indígena.Mexico City: ImprentaUniversitaria.Ahmed, Sara. 1998. Differences that matter: Feminist theory and postmodernism.Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.Alan Guttmacher Institute. 1996. An overview of clandestine abortion in Latin America.New York:Alan Guttmacher Institute.Alberro, Solange. 1979. Negros y mulatos en los documentos inquisitoriales: Rechazo e inte-gración. In El trabajo y los trabajadores en la historia de México / Labor and laborers throughMexican history,ed. Elsa Cecilia Frost, Michael C. Meyer, and Josefina Zoraida Vázquez,with Lilia Díaz. Mexico City and Tucson: Colegio de México / University of Arizona Press.———. 1980. Juan de Morga and Gertrudis de Escobar: Rebellious slaves. In Struggle and survival in colonial America,ed. David G. Sweet and Gary B. Nash. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press.———. 1982. La sexualidad manipulada en Nueva España: Modalidades de recuperación yde adaptación frente a los tribunales eclesiásticos. In Seminario de Historia de lasMentalidades 1982.Alberti Manzanares, Pilar. 2004. El discurso polifónico acerca de las mujeres indígenas enMéxico: Académicas, gobierno e indígenas. In Pérez-Gil Romo and Ravelo Blancas 2004.BIBLIOGRAPHY
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239Abel, Christopher, and Colin M. Lewis. 2002. Exclusion and engagement: A diagnosis ofsocial policy in Latin America in the long run. In Exclusion and engagement: Social policyin Latin America,ed. Christopher Abel and Colin M. Lewis. London: Institute of LatinAmerican Studies.Acosta, Marieclaire, Flora Botton-Burlá, Lilia Domínguez, Isabel Molina, Adriana Novelo,and Kyra Núñez. 1976. El aborto en México.Mexico City: Fondo de Cultura Económica.Adame Goddard, Jorge. 2004. El matrimonio civil en México (1859–2000). Mexico City: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).Agarwal, Bina. 1994. A field of one’s own: Gender and land rights in South Asia.Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.Aggleton, Peter, ed. 1998. Men who sell sex: International perspectives on male prostitution andHIV/AIDS.London: UCL Press.Agosín, Marjorie, ed. 2001. Women, gender, and human rights: A global perspective.NewBrunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.Agostoni, Claudia, and Elisa Speckman Guerra, eds. 2001. Modernidad, tradición y alteridad:La ciudad de México en el cambio de siglo (XIX–XX).Mexico City: UNAM.Aguirre, Carlos A., and Ricardo D. Salvatore. 2001. Introduction: Writing the history of law,crime, and punishment in Latin America. In Salvatore, Aguirre, and Joseph 2001.Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo. 1953. Formas de gobierno indígena.Mexico City: ImprentaUniversitaria.Ahmed, Sara. 1998. Differences that matter: Feminist theory and postmodernism.Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.Alan Guttmacher Institute. 1996. An overview of clandestine abortion in Latin America.New York:Alan Guttmacher Institute.Alberro, Solange. 1979. Negros y mulatos en los documentos inquisitoriales: Rechazo e inte-gración. In El trabajo y los trabajadores en la historia de México / Labor and laborers throughMexican history,ed. Elsa Cecilia Frost, Michael C. Meyer, and Josefina Zoraida Vázquez,with Lilia Díaz. Mexico City and Tucson: Colegio de México / University of Arizona Press.———. 1980. Juan de Morga and Gertrudis de Escobar: Rebellious slaves. In Struggle and survival in colonial America,ed. David G. Sweet and Gary B. Nash. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press.———. 1982. La sexualidad manipulada en Nueva España: Modalidades de recuperación yde adaptación frente a los tribunales eclesiásticos. In Seminario de Historia de lasMentalidades 1982.Alberti Manzanares, Pilar. 2004. El discurso polifónico acerca de las mujeres indígenas enMéxico: Académicas, gobierno e indígenas. In Pérez-Gil Romo and Ravelo Blancas 2004.BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. TABLES vii
  4. FOREWORD ix
  5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xv
  6. Introduction. Law and Gender in Mexico: Defining the Field 1
  7. PART ONE. Discourses on Law and Sexuality
  8. 1. Love, Sex, and Gossip in Legal Cases from Namiquipa, Chihuahua 43
  9. 2. Sins, Abnormalities, and Rights: Gender and Sexuality in Mexican Penal Codes 59
  10. 3. The Realm outside the Law: Transvestite Sex Work in Xalapa, Veracruz 75
  11. PART TWO. Gender at the Intersection of Law and Custom
  12. 4. Women’s Land Rights and Indigenous Autonomy in Chiapas: Interlegality and the Gendered Dynamics of National and Alternative Popular Legal Systems 93
  13. 5. Indigenous Women, Law, and Custom: Gender Ideologies in the Practice of Justice 109
  14. 6. Indigenous Women and the Law: Prison as a Gendered Experience 125
  15. PART THREE. Legal Constructions of Marriage and the Family
  16. 7. Domesticating the Law 145
  17. 8. Conflictive Marriage and Separation in a Rural Municipality in Central Mexico, 1970–2000 162
  18. 9. The Archaeology of Gender in the New Agrarian Court Rulings 180
  19. PART FOUR. Legal Reform and the Politics of Gender
  20. 10. Law and the Politics of Abortion 197
  21. 11. Married Women’s Property Rights in Mexico: A Comparative Latin American Perspective and Research Agenda 213
  22. Afterword. Thinking about Gender and Law in Mexico 231
  23. Bibliography 239
  24. Notes on Contributors 265
  25. Index 271
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. TABLES vii
  4. FOREWORD ix
  5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xv
  6. Introduction. Law and Gender in Mexico: Defining the Field 1
  7. PART ONE. Discourses on Law and Sexuality
  8. 1. Love, Sex, and Gossip in Legal Cases from Namiquipa, Chihuahua 43
  9. 2. Sins, Abnormalities, and Rights: Gender and Sexuality in Mexican Penal Codes 59
  10. 3. The Realm outside the Law: Transvestite Sex Work in Xalapa, Veracruz 75
  11. PART TWO. Gender at the Intersection of Law and Custom
  12. 4. Women’s Land Rights and Indigenous Autonomy in Chiapas: Interlegality and the Gendered Dynamics of National and Alternative Popular Legal Systems 93
  13. 5. Indigenous Women, Law, and Custom: Gender Ideologies in the Practice of Justice 109
  14. 6. Indigenous Women and the Law: Prison as a Gendered Experience 125
  15. PART THREE. Legal Constructions of Marriage and the Family
  16. 7. Domesticating the Law 145
  17. 8. Conflictive Marriage and Separation in a Rural Municipality in Central Mexico, 1970–2000 162
  18. 9. The Archaeology of Gender in the New Agrarian Court Rulings 180
  19. PART FOUR. Legal Reform and the Politics of Gender
  20. 10. Law and the Politics of Abortion 197
  21. 11. Married Women’s Property Rights in Mexico: A Comparative Latin American Perspective and Research Agenda 213
  22. Afterword. Thinking about Gender and Law in Mexico 231
  23. Bibliography 239
  24. Notes on Contributors 265
  25. Index 271
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