Yucatan stands out as the federal state with the highest percentage of indigenous population where the Procede program was better accepted, but where ejidatarios decided to maintain the common lands without division. The opposition to ejido lands division in this context has been interpreted by many analysts as an indigenous resistance to privatization of ejido lands and more broadly to the modernization project launched with Article 27 reform. The objective of this paper is threefold: first to identify other factors besides the ethnic component, that combined may explain the specific responses ejidatarios in Yucatan gave to Procede. Second, to explore the variety of responses given by Yucatan ejidatarios to this program, which includes not...
In post-Revolutionary Mexico, two issues became pervasive: municipality and agrarianism. While munic...
This study deals with two main topics: first, it identifies the lands affected by the redistribution...
Despite the restrictions imposed by Mexico's Agrarian Law, the ejido form of land tenure has allowed...
Yucatan stands out as the federal state with the highest percentage of indigenous population where t...
In 2011 the Yucatecan congress passed an indigenous rights law. In this paper, we argue that multicu...
The legalization of ejido land alienation is the most radical change promoted in 1992 with the amend...
International audienceSince the constitutional reform of 1992, which allows the privatization of eji...
In the 1990s the Mexican peasants witnessed the introduction of a new Agrarian Law and the implement...
Reforms to Mexico's rural sector that allow ejido and other communal lands to be privatized have bee...
Since the constitutional reform of 1992, which allows the privatization of ejidal lands, investment ...
In 2011 the Yucatecan congress passed an indigenous rights law. In this paper, we argue that multicu...
El objetivo es analizar de qué forma las intervenciones nacionales e internacionales interactúan con...
Mexican rural reform has questioned the role of the peasantry and private national producers in agri...
Entre 1841 y 1870, el gobierno local de Yucatán, y aun el federal, expidieron leyes, acuerdos, y cir...
International audienceThis paper deals with the processes of legal change in local agrarian institut...
In post-Revolutionary Mexico, two issues became pervasive: municipality and agrarianism. While munic...
This study deals with two main topics: first, it identifies the lands affected by the redistribution...
Despite the restrictions imposed by Mexico's Agrarian Law, the ejido form of land tenure has allowed...
Yucatan stands out as the federal state with the highest percentage of indigenous population where t...
In 2011 the Yucatecan congress passed an indigenous rights law. In this paper, we argue that multicu...
The legalization of ejido land alienation is the most radical change promoted in 1992 with the amend...
International audienceSince the constitutional reform of 1992, which allows the privatization of eji...
In the 1990s the Mexican peasants witnessed the introduction of a new Agrarian Law and the implement...
Reforms to Mexico's rural sector that allow ejido and other communal lands to be privatized have bee...
Since the constitutional reform of 1992, which allows the privatization of ejidal lands, investment ...
In 2011 the Yucatecan congress passed an indigenous rights law. In this paper, we argue that multicu...
El objetivo es analizar de qué forma las intervenciones nacionales e internacionales interactúan con...
Mexican rural reform has questioned the role of the peasantry and private national producers in agri...
Entre 1841 y 1870, el gobierno local de Yucatán, y aun el federal, expidieron leyes, acuerdos, y cir...
International audienceThis paper deals with the processes of legal change in local agrarian institut...
In post-Revolutionary Mexico, two issues became pervasive: municipality and agrarianism. While munic...
This study deals with two main topics: first, it identifies the lands affected by the redistribution...
Despite the restrictions imposed by Mexico's Agrarian Law, the ejido form of land tenure has allowed...