Educación rural, experimentos sociales y estado en México

Examines period in which post-revolutionary government of Mexico organized "social experiments" in rural areas and their place in overall cultural change associated with formation of state and creation of new political system. Documents formation of "cultural laboratories" intended to incorporate indigenous population into national culture, train rural residents to enter labor market, and boost agricultural productivity, essentially by replacing family and Catholic church as space for primary socialization. Edition limited to 500 copies.