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Este libro ofrece un estudio acerca de la historia posterior a la debacle algodonera siguiendo tres ejes. En primer lugar, el estancamiento demográfico y económico que, a la vez que expulsó a miles de habitantes hacia Estados Unidos, hizo que el norte dejara de atraer a habitantes del centro y sur del país. En segundo lugar, la inconformidad política, la de las clases populares, propia de las décadas de 1960 y 1970, y, a partir de la década de 1980, la de empresarios y propietarios. Por último, el adiós al optimismo, que se nutrió de problemas ambientales, de dificultades propias...

Many books have been written about Juan Ponce de Leon. Many of them fall short because not enough research has been done on the man's life, his ancestors and who his legitimate wife was. The author has spent over ten years researching within the Ministry of Culture Spain to retrieve documents and has come away with some new and exciting discoveries. This book has been written for the historian as well as the amateur genealogist. John Browne Ayes is an experienced Biogeographical DNA Genealogist and Paleographologist. He has had his yDNA and mtDNA tested and has used the scientific results to...

En cada época existen diferentes caminos que sigue la movilidad social y en todo momento suponemos que sus motivaciones en el pasado pudieron ser semejantes a las que nos parecen importantes hoy. Así, la influencia de las ideas racistas de los siglos XIX y XX propiciaron la creencia de que, en la Nueva España, bajo un régimen jerárquico y autoritario, la pureza de sangre tenía que ser lo que determinase el ascenso social. La sombra del mestizaje contamina la idea de movilidad, como si sólo los genes determinaran el nivel de reconocimiento al que alguien podía aspirar. Pero nos...