Studies in the formation of the nation-state in Latin America
By: edited by James Dunkerley
Contributors: Dunkerley, James; University of London. Institute of Latin American Studies
Publisher: Institute of Latin American Studies
Published: 2002
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Nationalism -- Latin America; National state
Notes: Includes bibliographical references
Table of contents: title: Decoding the parchments of the Latin American nation-state: Peru, México, and Chile in comparative perspective / Florencia E. Mallon; title: The centre did not hold: war in latin america and the monopolisation of violence / Miguel Angel Centeno; title: The man on foot: conscription and the nation-state in 19th century Latin America / Malcolm Deas; title: State reform and welfare in Uruguay, 1890-1930 / Fernando López-Alves; title: The hollow state: the effect of the world market on state-building in Brazil in the 19th century / Steven Topik; title: State and society in the 19th century goiás / David McCreery; title: The political economy of state-making: the Argentine, 1852-1955 / Colin M. Lewis; title: Liberalism and nation-building in México and Spain during the 19th century / Guy Thomson; title: The weight of the state in modern México / Alan Knight; title: Seeing a state in Peru: from nationalism of commerce to the nation imagined. 1820-1880 / Paul Gootenberg; title: Nationalism, internal colonialism and the spatial imagination: the geographic society of La Paz in turn-of-the-century Bolivia / Seemin Qayum