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‘It’s Not Race, It’s Culture’: Untangling Racial Politics in Mexico

Emiko SaldívarCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 89-108 | Published online: 30 Jan 2014

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Michael A. Uzendoski. (2018) Amazonia and the cultural politics of extractivism: Sumak Kawsay and Block 20 of Ecuador. Cultural Studies 32:3, pages 364-388.
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Emiko Saldívar. (2018) Uses and abuses of culture: mestizaje in the era of multiculturalism. Cultural Studies 32:3, pages 438-459.
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