Reconstructing Criminality is a smart, coherent, and highly readable anthology that should reach a broad audience.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Conceptualizing Criminality in Latin AmericaChapter 2 (Hapsburg) Law and (Bourbon) Order: State Authority, Popular Unrest, and the Criminal Justice System in Bourbon Mexico CityChapter 3 Crime and Citizenship: Judicial Practice in Arequipa Peru, during the Transition from Colony to RepublicChapter 4 Mass Mobilization versus Social Control: Vagrancy and Political Order in Early Republican MexicoChapter 5 The Crimes of Poor "Paysanos" in Midnineteenth-Century Buenos AiresChapter 6 Punishment in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro: Judicial Action as Police PracticeChapter 7 Urbanistas, Ambulantes. and Mendigos: The Dispute for Urban Space in Mexico City, 1890-1930Chapter 8 . Not Guilty: Abortion and Infanticide in Nineteenth-Century ArgentinaChapter 9 "Guided by an Imperious, Moral Need": Prostitutes, Motherhood, and Nationalism in Revolutionary MexicoChapter 10 Police, Politics, and Repression in Modern ArgentinaChapter 11 MedellÌnChapter 12 Bibliographical EssayChapter 13 Selected Filmography

Reconstructing Criminality is a smart, coherent, and highly readable anthology that should reach a broad audience.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Conceptualizing Criminality in Latin AmericaChapter 2 (Hapsburg) Law and (Bourbon) Order: State Authority, Popular Unrest, and the Criminal Justice System in Bourbon Mexico CityChapter 3 Crime and Citizenship: Judicial Practice in Arequipa Peru, during the Transition from Colony to RepublicChapter 4 Mass Mobilization versus Social Control: Vagrancy and Political Order in Early Republican MexicoChapter 5 The Crimes of Poor "Paysanos" in Midnineteenth-Century Buenos AiresChapter 6 Punishment in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro: Judicial Action as Police PracticeChapter 7 Urbanistas, Ambulantes. and Mendigos: The Dispute for Urban Space in Mexico City, 1890-1930Chapter 8 . Not Guilty: Abortion and Infanticide in Nineteenth-Century ArgentinaChapter 9 "Guided by an Imperious, Moral Need": Prostitutes, Motherhood, and Nationalism in Revolutionary MexicoChapter 10 Police, Politics, and Repression in Modern ArgentinaChapter 11 MedellÌnChapter 12 Bibliographical EssayChapter 13 Selected Filmography

Reconstructing Criminality is a smart, coherent, and highly readable anthology that should reach a broad audience.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Conceptualizing Criminality in Latin AmericaChapter 2 (Hapsburg) Law and (Bourbon) Order: State Authority, Popular Unrest, and the Criminal Justice System in Bourbon Mexico CityChapter 3 Crime and Citizenship: Judicial Practice in Arequipa Peru, during the Transition from Colony to RepublicChapter 4 Mass Mobilization versus Social Control: Vagrancy and Political Order in Early Republican MexicoChapter 5 The Crimes of Poor "Paysanos" in Midnineteenth-Century Buenos AiresChapter 6 Punishment in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro: Judicial Action as Police PracticeChapter 7 Urbanistas, Ambulantes. and Mendigos: The Dispute for Urban Space in Mexico City, 1890-1930Chapter 8 . Not Guilty: Abortion and Infanticide in Nineteenth-Century ArgentinaChapter 9 "Guided by an Imperious, Moral Need": Prostitutes, Motherhood, and Nationalism in Revolutionary MexicoChapter 10 Police, Politics, and Repression in Modern ArgentinaChapter 11 MedellÌnChapter 12 Bibliographical EssayChapter 13 Selected Filmography