Rethinking Mexican indigenismo : the INIs Coordinating Center in highland Chiapas and the fate of a utopian project Cover Half Title Title Copyright Dedication Table of Contents List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction Part One. The Utopian Project Chapter One. Dramatis Personae: The Indigenous Ladinos and Indigenistas Chapter Two. Negotiating Indigenismo: The Bilingual Cultural Promoter Chapter Three. Utopian Dreams and MÃ­stica Indigenista Part Two. Sober Realities Chapter Four. Winning the Battle Losing the War: The INI Versus the Pedrero Alcohol Monopoly Chapter Five. Take Two: The INI Charts a More Modest Course Chapter Six. Modernizing Message Mystical Messenger: The Many Uses of the Teatro Petul Chapter Seven. Medical Pluralism and the Limits of INI Health Programs Chapter Eight. From Innovation to Administration: The Coordinating Centerâs Very Long Decade 1958â1970 Chapter Nine. Did the INI Promote Caciquismo Part Three. Crisis Rekindled Populism and the Fate of Mexico Indigenismo Chapter Ten. The Generation of 1968 the Critique of Mexican Anthropology and the INIâs Response Chapter Eleven. Indigenismo and the Populist Resurgance (1970 Conclusion Notes References Index This book traces how indigenista innovation gave way to stagnation as local opposition shifting national priorities and waning financial support took their toll