The Decline of Community in Zinacantan: Economy, Public Life, and Social Stratification, 1960-1987

The book is in good condition, with a sturdy hardcover binding. There are no visible inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown from the images provided, but the book itself appears well-preserved, with no significant wear or damage visible on the cover or pages.

Frank Cancian's "The Decline of Community in Zinacantan: Economy, Public Life, and Social Stratification, 1960-1987" is a significant work published by Stanford University Press in 1992. This hardcover edition offers an in-depth exploration of the social and economic changes in Zinacantan over nearly three decades. As an anthropologist, Cancian provides a detailed analysis of the community's evolving public life and social structures, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of Latin American studies and sociology. The book is the original printing from 1992, as indicated by the copyright page. Its focus on the interplay between economy and social stratification offers a unique insight into the dynamics of a traditional community facing modern challenges. This edition is in good condition, with no signs of being an ex-library copy, and is a first edition, adding to its collectibility.