1st Edition
Challenging Authoritarianism in Mexico Revolutionary Struggles and the Dirty War, 1964-1982
Acknowledgments
Acronyms and Glossary
Preface
Héctor Guillermo Robles Garnica
Introduction: The Unknown Mexican Dirty War
Fernando Calderón and Adela Cedillo
1. "Madera 1965: Primeros Vientos"
Elizabeth Henson
2. Seizing Hold of Memories in Moments of Danger: Guerrillas and Revolution in Guerrero, Mexico
Alexander Aviña
3. At the Vanguard of the Revolution: The Revolutionary Action Movement (MAR) and the Armed Struggle
Verónica Oikión Solano
4. "Por la reunificación de los Pueblos Libres de América en su Lucha por el Socialismo": The Chicana/o Movement, the PPUA and and the Dirty War in Mexico in the 1970s
Alan Eladio Gómez
5. From Books to Bullets: Youth Radicalism and Urban Guerrillas in Guadalajara
Fernando Herrera Calderón
6. A Revolutionary Group Fighting Against a Revolutionary State: The September 23rd Communist League Against the PRI-State (1973-1975)
Romain Robinet
7. Armed Struggle Without Revolution: The Organizing Process of the National Liberation Forces (FLN) and the Genesis of Neo-Zapatismo (1969-1983)
Adela Cedillo
8. Subjugating the Nation: Woman and the Guerrilla Experience
Lucía Rayas
9. Armed Forces and Counterinsurgency: Origins of the Dirty War (1965 - 1982)
Jorge Luis Sierra
10. Transcending Violence: A Crisis of Memory and Documentation
Elaine Carey
Contributors
Bibliography
Biography
Fernando Herrera Calderón is Visiting Assistant Professor at Beloit College.
Adela Cedillo is a graduate student in Latin American Studies at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. She's the author of El fuego y el silencio: Historia de las Fuerzas de Liberacion Nacional de Mexico (1969-1974), the first comprehensive history on the organization that gave birth to the Zapatista National Liberation Army (EZLN).
