Introduction: The rural roots of Mexico's nascent democracy : the role of peasants and agrarian capitalists in opposition politics -- Social movements and democratization -- The "banner of 1968" : the student movement's democratizing effects -- State repression and the dispersal of radicals into Mexico's countryside, 1970-1975 -- Capitalists on the road to political power in Mexico : class struggle, neopanismo, and the birth of democracy -- The rural sources of the PRD's electoral resiliency -- Conclusion: The post-1968 struggle for democracy in rural Mexico -- Appendixes.
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