Nostalgia comunitaria y utopía autoritaria

Un libro que revisa la alternancia de confianza y frustración en los ciclos presidenciales de Miguel Alemán, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, Vicente Fox y Enrique Peña Nieto. Un eterno comienzo es una antropología de la esperanza y el desengaño, una guía para identificar las razones de la incapacidad de México para liberarse del remolino y la parálisis. La historia reciente de México es una suerte de confirmación de la antigua concepción cíclica del tiempo. Un tiempo circular, éste, no basado en cambios estacionales, sino en el siempre renovable recurso de la decepción. Desde...

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Langley recorre los espacios compartidos entre las sociedades, las econom as y las culturas de M xico y Estados Unidos. Con la mirada objetiva del historiador, pero con la sensibilidad de quien conoce la vida en las calles fronterizas y los prejuicios y afinidades de las dos naciones, el autor recrea encuentros y desencuentros entre mentalidades, estilos de vida y tradiciones.

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