Mayan lives, Mayan utopias: the indigenous peoples of Chiapas and the Zapatista rebellion

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Politics and Society in Latin America Latin American socio-political dynamics

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Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Introduction Part 3 Part I: Mayan Lives: Continuity and Change Chapter 4 A Generation of Crisis in the Central Highlands of Chiapas: The Cases of Chamula and Zinacantan, 1974-2000 Chapter 5 Between Civil Disobedience and Silent Rejection: Differing Responses by Mam Peasants to the Zapatista Rebellion Chapter 6 The Ch'ols Reclaim Palenque, or the War of Eternal Return Part 7 Part II: Mayan Lives: Making New Societies Chapter 8 Regional Renegotiations of Space: Tojolabal Ethnic Identity in Las Margaritas, Chiapas Chapter 9 Buscando una nueva vida: Liberation Through Autonomy in San Pedro, Chenalho, 1970-1998 Chapter 10 Regional, Communal and Organizational Transformation in Las Canadas Part 11 Part III: Mayan Utopias: Rethinking the State Chapter 12 The de Facto Autonomous Process: New Jurisdictions and Parallel Governments in Rebellion Chapter 13 Autonomy in the San Andres Accords: Expression and Fulfillment of a New Federal Pact Chapter 14 The Meaning and Scope of the Struggle for Autonomy

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