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Rail/Road and the Economy of Yucatán and México
Summary: These texts have been selected to inform my awareness of transportation in Yucatán
and México. It focuses specifically on trains, but also bus networks and other forms of
transportation, as well as the history of transportation, particularly in regards to the state and the
economy. Of special importance is how these forms of transport connect and separate people,
both figuratively and literally.
Andrews, Anthony P., Rafael Burgos Villanueva, and Luis Millet Cámara (2006) The Historic
Port of El Real de Salinas in Campeche, and the Role of Coastal Resources in the Emergence of
Capitalism in Yucatán, México. International Journal of Historical Archaeology (10) 2: 179-205.
___________________________________________________________ (2012) The Henequen
Ports of Yucatan’s Gilded Age. International Journal of Historical Archaeology (16) 25-46.
Arnold, Channing and Frederick J. Tabor Frost (1909) The American Egypt: A Record of
Travel in Yucatan. Doubleday Page and Company, New York.
Baklanoff, Erik (2008) Yucatán: Mexico’s Other Maquiladora Frontier. In Yucatán in an Era of
Globalization. (Eric Baklanoff and Edward H. Moseley, eds.): 92-111) University of Alabama
Press.
Baños Ramírez, Othón (2000) La península de Yucatán en la ruta de la modernidad (1970-1995).
Revista Mexicana del Caribe, 5(9): 164-190
Buñuel, Luis (1952) Mexican Bus Ride/ Subida al Cielo. Producciones Isla S.A., Mexico, D.F.
Camissa, Rebecca (2009) Which Way Home. Documentress Films, Middlebury, Vermont.

2. Campos, Javier and Juan Luis Jiménez (2003) Evaluating rail reform in Latin America:
Competition and investment effects. Conference on Railroad Industry Structure, Competition and
Investment, Toulouse, France.
Castañeda, Quetzil (1996) In the Museum of Maya Culture: Touring Chichén Itzá. University
of Minnesota Press
Castellanos, M. Bianet (2007) Adolescent Migration to Cancún: Reconfiguring Maya Households
and Gender Relations in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. In Frontiers: A Journal of Women
Studies 28(3): 1-27.
-------------------------- (2010) A Return to Servitude: Maya Migration and the Tourist Trade in
Cancun. University of Minnesota Press.
Coatsworth, John H. (1974) Railroads, Landholding, and Agrarian Protest in the Early Porfiriato.
The Hispanic American Historical Review 54(1): 48-71.
_________________(1979) Indispensable Railroads in a Backward Economy: The Case of
Mexico. Journal of Economic History. 39(4): 939-60.
Coatsworth, J. (1981) Growth Against Development: The Economic Impact of Railroads in
Porfirian Mexico. Northern Illinois University Press, DeKalb.
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Collins, Charles (1979) Site and Situation Strategy in Tourism Planning: A Mexican Case Study.
Annals of Tourism Research (7/9): 351-66.
Crist, Raymond E. and Louis A. Paganini (1980) Pyramids, Derricks and Mule Teams in the
Yucatán Peninsula: A Second Effort in 2,500 Years. American Journal of Economics and
Sociology 39(3): 217-26.
Cuéllar, Alfredo B. (1936) Railroad Problems of Mexico. The Annals of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science 187(193): 193-206.
Daltabuit, Magalí and Oriol Pi-Sunyer (1990) Tourism Development in Quintana Roo, Mexico.
In Cultural Survival Quarterly. (14)1: 9-15
Dumond, Don. (1997) Machete and the Cross: Campesino Rebellion in Yucatan. University
of Nebraska Press, Lincoln.
Eiss, Paul. (2010) In the Name of El Pueblo: Place, Community and the Politics of History in
Yucatán. Duke University Press, Durham, NC.
Fellin, Luis and Stephen Fuller (1998) Privatization of Mexico's Railroad System and
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Ficker, Sandra Kuntz (2000) Economic Backwardness and Firm Strategy: An American Railroad
Corporation in Nineteenth-Century Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review, 80(2): 267-
98.

3. Forero, Oscar A. , Oscar Forero, Michael R. Redclift and Michael Redclift (2006) The Role of the
Mexican State in the Development of Chicle Extraction in Yucatán, and the Continuing
Importance of Coyotaje. In Journal of Latin American Studies, 38(1): 65-93.
Fukunaga, Cary (2009) Sin Nombre. Creando Films S.A. de C.V., Mexico, D.F.
Fulwider, Benjamin (2009) Driving the Nation Road Transportation and the Postrevolutionary
Mexican State, 1925-1960. PhD. Dissertation, Georgetown University. Retrieved September,
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Mexico. Studies in Comparative International Development, 11(3): 3-24.
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González Gómez, Ovidio (1990) Construcción de carreteras y ordenamiento del territorio.
In Revista Mexicana de Sociología 52(3): 49-67.
Hardy, Osgood (1934) The Revolution and the Railroads of Mexico. Pacific Historical Review
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Harvey, Penny (2005) The Materiality of State-Effects: An ethnography of a road in the Peruvian
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Herranz‐Loncán, Alfonso (2009) The Contribution of Railways to Economic Growth in
Latin America before 1914: the cases of Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. Asociación Española de
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in the late Porfiriato. In Hispanic American Historical Review, (54): ld-11.
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States, 1880-1924. Duke University Press, Durham.
Kane, Stephanie. (2012) Where Rivers Meet the Sea: The Political Ecology of Water. Temple
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Keller, Angela (2006) A Road by Any Other Name: Trails, Paths, and Roads in Maya Language
and Thought. Prepared for Landscapes of Movement: Trails and Paths in Anthropological
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24(4): 87-113.
Knox, Thomas Wallace (1890) The Boy Travellers in Mexico; Adventures of Two Youths in a
Journey to Northern and Central Mexico, Campeachey, and Yucatan. Harper and Brothers,
New York.

4. Labrecque, Marie France (2005) Cultural Appreciation and Economic Depreciation of the Mayas
of Northern Yucatán, Mexico. In : Latin American Perspectives 32(4): 87-105.
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Moseley, Edward H. and Helen Delpar (2008) Yucatán’s Prelude to Globalization. In Yucatán in
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an Era of Globalization. (Eric Baklanoff and Edward H. Moseley, eds.): 20-41) University of
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Oropesa, Salvador A. (2008) Proxemics, Homogenization, and Diversity in Mexico’s Road
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Review 30(1): 26-62.
Postma, Regan Lee (2011) Freeways and Free Speech, Rail Cars and Rancheras: Geographic and
Linguistic Mobility in Contemporary Mexican and Mexican-American Cultural Production. PhD.
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Priests. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Lanham, Maryland.
Virilio, Paul, (2007) Speed and Politics. Semiotext(e), Los Angeles.
Wells, Allen (1992) All in the Family: Railroads and Henequen Monoculture in Porfirian
Yucatán. Hispanic American Historical Review 72 (2): 159–209.
West, Robert C. and James J. Parsons (1941) The Topia Road: A Trans-Sierran Trail of Colonial
Mexico. Geographical Review 31(3): 406-13.
Wirth, Clifford J. (1997) Transportation Policy in Mexico City: The Politics and Impacts of
Privatization, Urban Affairs Review 33(2): 155-181.
Yoder, Michael S. (2008) Globalization and the Evolving Port Landscape of Progreso. In
Yucatán in an Era of Globalization. (Eric Baklanoff and Edward H. Moseley, eds.): 41-68)
University of Alabama Press.

7. Theroux, Paul (2011) The Old Patagonian Express: By Train Through the Americas
(Penguin Modern Classics), Penguin, New York.
____________ (2009) Ghost Train to the Eastern Star: On the Tracks of the Great Railway
Bazaar. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt., Boston.
Torres, Rebecca Maria and Janet D. Momsen (2005) Gringolandia: The Construction of a New
Tourist Space in Mexico. In Annals of the Association of American Geographers 95(2): 314-35.
Trejo Delarbe, Raul and Anibal Yanez (1976) Imperialism and the Working Class in Latin
America. Latin American Perspectives (3)1: 133-53.
Traven, B. (1969) The Cotton Pickers. Hill and Wang Publishers, New York.
U.K. Foreign Office (1907) Report on the Mexican Isthmus (Tehuantepec) Railway. U.K.
Foreign Office. Retrieved November, 2013:
[https://archive.org/stream/cu31924010453102#page/n3/mode/2up].
Van Hoy, Teresa M. (2000) La Marcha Violenta? Railroads and Land in 19th-Century Mexico.
Bulletin of Latin American Research 19(1): 33-61.
_________________ (2008) A Social History of Mexico's Railroads: Peons, Prisoners, and
Priests. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Lanham, Maryland.
Virilio, Paul, (2007) Speed and Politics. Semiotext(e), Los Angeles.
Wells, Allen (1992) All in the Family: Railroads and Henequen Monoculture in Porfirian
Yucatán. Hispanic American Historical Review 72 (2): 159–209.
West, Robert C. and James J. Parsons (1941) The Topia Road: A Trans-Sierran Trail of Colonial
Mexico. Geographical Review 31(3): 406-13.
Wirth, Clifford J. (1997) Transportation Policy in Mexico City: The Politics and Impacts of
Privatization, Urban Affairs Review 33(2): 155-181.
Yoder, Michael S. (2008) Globalization and the Evolving Port Landscape of Progreso. In
Yucatán in an Era of Globalization. (Eric Baklanoff and Edward H. Moseley, eds.): 41-68)
University of Alabama Press.