The Sociodemographic Effects
of the Crisis in Mexico

Edited by
Henry A. Selby, University of Texas at Austin
and
Harley Browning, University of Texas at Austin

Preface Henry A. Selby and Harley Browning, UT Austin
Chapter One Introduction: The Economic and Political Crisis in Mexico, Henry A. Selby, UT Austin
Chapter Two Female Work and Economic Changes in Mexico: 1976-1987, Brígida García and Orlandina de Oliveira, El Colegio de Méxcio
Chapter Three The Economic and Social Effects of the Crisis on Mexican Urban Households: 1978-1990, Henry A. Selby, UT Austin
Chapter Four Survival Strategies in an Era of Crisis: Low Income Households in Mexico City, Rodolfo Tuirán, El Colegio de Méxcio
Chapter Five Men's and Women's Patterns of Intragenerational Occupational Mobility During Mexico's Boom and Crisis, Agustín Escobar Latapí, CIESAS Occidente
Chapter Six Differences in Patterns of Domestic Organization: The Middle and Popular Sectors in Urban Mexico, Mercedes González de la Rocha, CIESAS Occidente
Chapter Seven Boom in the Midst of the Bust: Well-Being in Tijuana, René M. Zenteno Quintero and Rodolfo Cruz Pineiro, Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Chapter Eight Crisis and Change in a Regional City: The Case of Oaxaca, Mexico, Arthur D. Murphy, Mary Winter, Earl W. Morris, and Martha W. Rees
Chapter Nine Structural change and concentration: an analysis of the distribution of household income in Mexico, 1984-1989, Fernando Cortés and Rosa María Rubalcava, CES, El Colegio de México
Chapter Ten The Crisis of the Service Sector in Mexico City, 1960-1988, Gustavo Garza, Centro de Estudios Demográficos y de Desarrollo Urbano, El Colegio de México

The Sociodemographic Effects of the Crisis in Mexico

Edited byHenry A. Selby, University of Texas at Austin andHarley Browning, University of Texas at Austin

Table of Contents

The Sociodemographic Effects
of the Crisis in Mexico

Edited by
Henry A. Selby, University of Texas at Austin
and
Harley Browning, University of Texas at Austin