124th Annual Meeting (January 7-10, 2010): Goods and “Evils”: The Varied Uses of Markets in Mexico, 1765–1960

Goods and “Evils”: The Varied Uses of Markets in Mexico, 1765–1960

AHA Session 266
Conference on Latin American History 57

Sunday, January 10, 2010: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

Edward C (Hyatt)

Chair:

Marie E. Francois, California State University, Channel Islands

Papers:

Corporatism and Social Conflict: Mexico City's Market Vendors' Quest for Progress, 1946–58
Ingrid Bleynat, Harvard University

The Weaver, the Baker, and the Candelabra Maker: Profit, Purity, and Visibility in Late Colonial Mexico City, 1765–1810
Anita Bravo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Authorities, Ambulantes, and Consumers in Puebla, Mexico, 1930 to 1970
Sandra Mendiola, University of Alabama

Gachupines and Tlalchicholes: Bread, Unions, and the Emergence of the Formal Market in Mexico City, 1915–40
Robert G. Weis, University of Northern Colorado

Comment:

Marie E. Francois, California State University, Channel Islands

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