num_pages: 38
description: This paper begins by first discussing the creation and functioning of the Procuraduria Agraria, the steps communities go through in the certification process, and the agrarian history of the three field sites chosen. It then focuses on how generational and gender differences have affected the reception of the certification program in the three field sites and ends by suggesting some possible long-term outcomes of the certification process and their meaning for men and women in the communities studied.
language: English
title: Viva Zapata!: Generation, Gender, and Historical Consciousness in the Reception of Ejido Reform in Oaxaca
titlecomplete: Viva Zapata!: Generation, Gender, and Historical Consciousness in the Reception of Ejido Reform in Oaxaca (Transformation of Rural Mexico, 6)
publisher: University of California, San Diego, Center for U