Domestic economies: family, work, and welfare in Mexico City, 1884-1943

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Acknowledgments List of Illustrations A Selective Chronology Introduction Cross Currents: Childhood, Class, and Family in Mexico City Part I The Porfirian Family: Child Welfare, Child Labor and Child Nurture 1884-1912 Chapter 1 Porfirian Patterns and Meanings of Child Circulation Chapter 2 Labor or Love: Trends in Porfirian Adoption Chapter 3 Moral and Medical Economies of Motherhood: Infant Feeding at the Mexico City Foundling Home Part II Reworking the Family 1913-1943 Chapter 4 The Family in the Revolutionary Order Chapter 5 The Revolutionary Family: Child Health and Collective Identities Chapter 6 Domestic Economies: Family Dynamics, Child Labor and Child Circulation Chapter 7 Breaking and Making Families: Adoption, Child Labor and Women's Work Conclusion Domestic Economies: Family, Work and Welfare in Modern Mexico Bibliography

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