This is an example of Gramsci's definition of hegemony, as applied to the Mexican case by the…

…ial reform. Obregon used his political skills to gain allegiance and satisfy all of these factions. He had learned from the mistakes of the Diaz regime, he delivered on his promises and negotiated with those who were against him instead of just sending in the troops.
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Branden Jaquemai
Brandon Morgan
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Jul 17, 2023
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This is an example of Gramsci's definition of hegemony, as applied to the Mexican case by the contributors to the volume Everyday Forms of State Formation (https://www.google.com/books/edition/Everyday_Forms_of_State_Formation/137AFpdXa84C?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=everyday+forms+of+state+formation&printsec=frontcover) This is/was a major turning point in the post-revisionist historiography of the Revolution.
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Associate Dean, History Instructor, & researcher of the Borderlands, U.S. West, & Modern Mexico. I just published a book about violence and the rural border.
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