Contact, Change and Industrialization in a Network of Mexican Villages

The impact of a new industr center on a network of 22 Mexican villages is assessed by Guttman scales of instit'al complexity & of contact with the center. Comparable scales based on data from 1950 &'1,958 provide a baseline, so that trends of change in each village can be described...

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Published in:Human organization 1969-10, Vol.28 (3), p.190-198
Main Authors: POGGIE, JOHN J., MILLER, FRANK C.
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Change/Changes
Communities
Community structure
Cultural anthropology
Cultural change
Factories
Guttman Scale/Guttman Scales
Industrialization
Industrialization/Industrializing (see also Industrial, Industrialized)
Mexico/Mexican/Mexicans
Religious buildings
Scalability
Solidarity
Village/Villages/Villagers
Villages
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Communities
Community structure
Cultural anthropology
Cultural change
Factories
Guttman Scale/Guttman Scales
Industrialization
Industrialization/Industrializing (see also Industrial, Industrialized)
Mexico/Mexican/Mexicans
Religious buildings
Scalability
Solidarity
Village/Villages/Villagers
Villages
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