Rural Guatemala, 1760-1940Stanford University Press, 1994 - 450 עמודים This comprehensive study of rural development in Guatemala extends from the late colonial period through the transformation of the economy by the introduction of larger-scale coffee production. |
תוכן
Introduction | 1 |
Guatemala Before Coffee 17601860s | 15 |
State Society and Agriculture | 17 |
Land | 49 |
Labor | 85 |
Cochineal | 113 |
The Communities | 130 |
The Coffee Revolution 1860s1940 | 159 |
The Coffee Revolution | 161 |
The Fincas | 195 |
Land | 236 |
Labor | 265 |
Transition to Capitalism | 295 |
Conclusions and Some Questions | 323 |
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
AGCA AGCA-ST agriculture Alta Verapaz Amatitlán Antigua Audiencia baldío caballerías capital Cartas castas censo Centro América century chap Chichicastenango Chimaltenango church claimed Cobán cochineal coffee cofradías colonial community lands conflict Consulado corn countryside crop cultivation debts Diario de Centro drafts economy ejidos El Imparcial elites employers Escuintla Estrada Cabrera example export finca forced governor grana growers Guatemala City habilitadores hacienda harvest highlands Huehuetenango Ibid Imparcial Indians indigenous communities indigenous population indigo inhabitants Jacaltenango jefe político JP Alta Verapaz JP San Marcos ladinos landowners Liberals loans mandamientos Memorias Ministerio de Fomento municipality Nahualá officials owners Papers JP Papers JP Alta Papers JP Sacatepéquez Papers JP San Papers JP Sololá pesos planters plantings priest production Quezaltenango Quiché Recopilación recruiters rent repartimientos Santa Catarina Santiago Atitlán Sept Sololá Spanish Suchitepéquez taxes Tierras Totonicapán towns villages workers