Victoria R. Bricker is Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Tulane University. John D. Monaghan is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

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• General Editor's Preface (Victoria Reifler Bricker) 1. A Retrospective Look at the Ethnology Volumes of the Handbook of Middle American Indians (John D. Monaghan) I. Topical Syntheses 2. Mesoamerican Social Organization and Community after 1960 (Eileen M. Mulhare) 3. Theology and History in the Study of Mesoamerican Religions (John D. Monaghan) 4. Alternative Political Futures of Indigenous People in Mesoamerica (Howard Campbell) II. Regional Syntheses 5. OtomÍan and PurÉpechan Cultures of Central Mexico (James W. Dow) 6. Contemporary Cultures of the Gulf Coast (Alan R. Sandstrom) 7. Indigenous Peoples in Central and Western Mexico (Catharine Good) 8. Thirty Years of Oaxacan Ethnography (John D. Monaghan and Jeffrey H. Cohen) 9. The Maya of Chiapas since 1965 (Ulrich KÖhler) 10. The Yucatec Maya (Paul Sullivan) 11. Maya and Anthropologists in the Highlands of Guatemala since the 1960's (John M. Watanabe) Bibliography Index

Victoria R. Bricker is Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Tulane University. John D. Monaghan is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

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• General Editor's Preface (Victoria Reifler Bricker) 1. A Retrospective Look at the Ethnology Volumes of the Handbook of Middle American Indians (John D. Monaghan) I. Topical Syntheses 2. Mesoamerican Social Organization and Community after 1960 (Eileen M. Mulhare) 3. Theology and History in the Study of Mesoamerican Religions (John D. Monaghan) 4. Alternative Political Futures of Indigenous People in Mesoamerica (Howard Campbell) II. Regional Syntheses 5. OtomÍan and PurÉpechan Cultures of Central Mexico (James W. Dow) 6. Contemporary Cultures of the Gulf Coast (Alan R. Sandstrom) 7. Indigenous Peoples in Central and Western Mexico (Catharine Good) 8. Thirty Years of Oaxacan Ethnography (John D. Monaghan and Jeffrey H. Cohen) 9. The Maya of Chiapas since 1965 (Ulrich KÖhler) 10. The Yucatec Maya (Paul Sullivan) 11. Maya and Anthropologists in the Highlands of Guatemala since the 1960's (John M. Watanabe) Bibliography Index

Victoria R. Bricker is Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Tulane University. John D. Monaghan is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

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• General Editor's Preface (Victoria Reifler Bricker) 1. A Retrospective Look at the Ethnology Volumes of the Handbook of Middle American Indians (John D. Monaghan) I. Topical Syntheses 2. Mesoamerican Social Organization and Community after 1960 (Eileen M. Mulhare) 3. Theology and History in the Study of Mesoamerican Religions (John D. Monaghan) 4. Alternative Political Futures of Indigenous People in Mesoamerica (Howard Campbell) II. Regional Syntheses 5. OtomÍan and PurÉpechan Cultures of Central Mexico (James W. Dow) 6. Contemporary Cultures of the Gulf Coast (Alan R. Sandstrom) 7. Indigenous Peoples in Central and Western Mexico (Catharine Good) 8. Thirty Years of Oaxacan Ethnography (John D. Monaghan and Jeffrey H. Cohen) 9. The Maya of Chiapas since 1965 (Ulrich KÖhler) 10. The Yucatec Maya (Paul Sullivan) 11. Maya and Anthropologists in the Highlands of Guatemala since the 1960's (John M. Watanabe) Bibliography Index