Revolutionary Women in Postrevolutionary Mexico (Next Wave: New Directions in Women's Studies)

A solid exploration of the variations of Revolutionary Citizenship as navigated by some women after the end of the armed conflict stage of the 1910 Revolution. A wise decision on the author's part to look at regional variation and the factors involved in shaping the experience of women during the Cardenas years. A book geared toward the grad-school set and above, it would make a good pairing with Fallaw's Cardenas Compromised.