The Chiapas Rebellion

"In Neil Harvey we are fortunate to have a guide to the growth of political consciousness and region-wide opposition organizations in rural Chiapas who began studying both almost a decade before the 1994 uprising. "The Chiapas Rebellion" is simply the best account in any language of what has been called 'the steady accumulation in silence' of forces leading up to the Zapatista movement."--Jan Rus, Instituto de Asesoria Antropologica para la Region Maya

List of Tables, Maps, and Photos
Acknowledgments
Glossary of Acronyms
Introduction	p. 1
The Right to Have Rights	p. 6
Colonialism, State Formation, and Resistance	p. 36
Leaders and Base in the Lacandon Forest	p. 68
Mobilization and Repression in Simojovel and Venustiano Carranza	p. 91
National Movements, Local Factionalism	p. 118
From Plan Chiapas to the New Zapatismo	p. 147
Neoliberalism and Rebellion	p. 169
The Zapatista Opening	p. 199
Conclusions	p. 227
Chronology of Peasant Movements in Chiapas	p. 243
Notes	p. 247
Bibliography	p. 263
Index	p. 287
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