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In the world of Marxism, this debate about the origin of capitalism has gripped scholars who work in many languages.
To understand the regime the US now seeks to obliterate, we have to return to the political and economic convulsions that produced last January’s uprising.
Fresh archaeological evidence hints at what caused the disappearance of this thriving ancient Mesoamerican culture.
This review examines two new books on the history of revolutions.
The Mexican Revolution inspired an extraordinary cultural efflorescence, with painting as its leading art form. The spectacular murals of Diego Rivera, inspired by Mexico’s popular history and culture, are the most remarkable legacy of that period.
Indigenous slavery, which lasted for centuries, has gone by many names. A new public history project wants us to see it for what it was.
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