Mexican consuls and labor organizing: imperial politics in the American Southwest

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Latin American and Latino Studies Labor Movements and Unions Historical Studies in Latin America

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Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. The 1910 Mexican Revolution, the United States, and Mexico de afuera Chapter 2. Organizing Mexico de afuera in Southern California Chapter 3. The Los Angeles County Strike of 1933 Chapter 4. The San Joaquin Valley Strike of 1933 Chapter 5. The Imperial Valley Strikes of 1933-1934 Chapter 6. Denouement and Renaissance Notes Bibliography Index

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