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The role of metaphor as the backbone of the last five conservative manifestos and the conceptualisation of their policies in political cartoons in the British conservative press
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Crafting the Mestizo State: Indigeneity, Customary Law, and Statecraft in Mexico
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Crafting the Mestizo State: Indigeneity, Customary Law, and Statecraft in Mexico
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In: Sanchez-Lopez, Luis. (2018). Crafting the Mestizo State: Indigeneity, Customary Law, and Statecraft in Mexico. UC San Diego: History. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/3g36f43t (2018)
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This dissertation is a study of settler colonialism in nineteenth-century Mexico and examines the racial politics of state formation, specifically from the ratification of the 1857 Federal Constitution to the establishment of the National Revolutionary Party (PNR) in 1929. It traces the development of a “customary law regime,” a form of state governance that gave legal recognition to Natives’ traditional forms of local rule. Unlike the Spanish colonial state (1521-1821), which created a society based on racial difference, the postcolonial Mexican state (1821-1917) attempted to build a post-racial nation founded on the concept of mestizaje (miscegenation), which would eliminate distinct racial groups through cultural and biological mixing. In Oaxaca, where two thirds of the population was Indigenous, statesmen incorporated Natives into the nation by giving legal recognition to their traditional forms of local rule, otherwise known as customary law. Far from being an emancipatory act, this recognition sought to eliminate Indigenous political subjects by making “Indian” claims obsolete. By the late nineteenth century, Native leaders no longer spoke of their rights as Indians: they now spoke of citizenship, democracy, and progress—the lexicon of the mestizo republic.
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customary law; Ethnic studies; History; Indigeneity; Latin American history; Mexico; Oaxaca; race; settler colonialism
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URL: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/3g36f43t
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Using Two-Alternative Forced Choice Tasks and Thurstone's Law of Comparative Judgments for Code-Switching Research
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Managing Interacting Criteria: Application to Environmental Evaluation Practices
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Toma de decisiones lingüística basada en modelos matemáticos híbridos
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Yaya, Liu. - : Jaén : Universidad de Jaén, 2018
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A Minimalist Analysis of Negative Concord in Northern Peninsular Spanish
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REDES: Reconocimiento de Entidades Digitales: Enriquecimiento y Seguimiento mediante Tecnologías del Lenguaje ; REDES: Digital Entities Recognition: Enrichment and Tracking by Language Technologies
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Modelo lingüístico difuso para problemas de evaluación con información heterogénea considerando la posible dependencia entre criterios. Aplicación a la evaluación del desempeño integral
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Propuesta curricular para la enseñanza del español como segunda lengua a través de la eduacion intercultural bilingüe en la comunidad achagua del departamento del Meta, Colombia
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Infinitivals at the End-State: Evidence for L2 Acquisition of English Non-finite Complementation
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Herramientas y Utilidades Software de Apoyo a la Toma de Decisión Lingüística y a Procesos de Consenso Bajo Incertidumbre
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