Justicia, infrajusticia y sociedad en México
Siglos xviii a xxi
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Machuca, Laura (editor)
Marino, Daniela (editor)
Sanchez, Evelyne (editor)
Language
SpanishAbstract
This book studies the relationship between justice and society in Mexico from the Bourbon reforms to the present day, starting from the idea of a gradual deterioration that seems to have accelerated during the 19th and 20th centuries. It looks at the different players in the judicial system, sub-judicial methods of conflict resolution, and the vision of plaintiffs and criminals, both in the major urban centers and in rural areas (Chiapas, Yucatan, Zacatecas, Spanish Louisiana...).
Keywords
judicial source; institutions; microhistory; modernization; judge; native peoples; Caste War; justiceWebshop link
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9788490964149, 9788490964132Publisher
Casa de VelázquezPublisher website
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Madrid, 2023Series
Collection de la Casa de Velázquez,Classification
History of the Americas
General and world history
Legal history
Pages
X-229
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