Zapata y la Revolución mexicana by John Womack Jr., ISBN-13: 978-6071654823

Zapata and the Mexican Revolution by John Womack Jr., ISBN-13: 978-6071654823

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• Publisher: Fondo de Cultura Económica (2017)
  
• Language: Spanish
• 505 pages
• ISBN-10: 9786071654823
• ISBN-13: 978-6071654823

At the end of the Porfiriato, a movement took place that sparked worldwide interest: the Mexican Revolution. A turning point in the conflicts that would later sweep through Latin America, it quickly became one of the most fascinating moments in Mexican history. Through a fine analysis—which reflects the enduring character that has made Zapata and the Mexican Revolution a classic in the study of the Revolution—John Womack offers a brilliant account of one of the Revolution’s most representative figures, Emiliano Zapata . Leader of the “Southern Revolution,” his figure, along with that of the peasantry, quickly evokes in the collective and historical memory of the Mexican nation the emblem of struggle and resistance.

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John Womack ; trans. by Francisco González Aramburo ; trans. of the prologue by Lucrecia Orensanz Escofet ; review of the translation by Víctor Altamirano García ; technical review of the translation by Emilio Kourí

He is a professor at Harvard University . His main books and historical essays address the study of the peasantry and its social organization, the Mexican economy and its changes during the period 1870-1940, and he is currently writing a series of books on labor, workers, and industrial relations during the period 1880-1950 and in the strategic industrial hub of Veracruz.

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