Conflict, Domination, and Violence

Exploring the themes of conflict, domination, and violence, this volume by Carlos Illades presents a compelling narrative of Mexican social history. Through seven pivotal episodes, it highlights the struggles against inequality, from rebellions during Porfirio Díaz's rule to the rise of neo-anarchist movements. Illades draws on diverse historical sources to showcase how artisans, rural communities, and revolutionaries have resisted oppressive forces, collectively shaping the evolution of Mexican society.