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This epilogue makes explicit the conceptual framework needed for future historical study of the world’s middle classes. It argues that middle classes as transnational and global phenomena must be anchored in the particular historical milieux of region, nation, and locality. The volume offers a global picture formed by a mosaic of regional specificities, thus allowing the insights of area studies to inform and shape a wider panorama of commonalities. It also poses questions for future research on the formation of the middle classes in Latin America.
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