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- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb author "Nutini, Hugo".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb author2 "Barry Isaac".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb isCitedBy Latin_America.
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb isCitedBy Race_and_ethnicity_in_Latin_America.
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb page "55".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb publisher "University of Texas Press".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb quote "There are basically four operational categories that may be termed ethnic or even racial in Mexico today: güero or blanco , denoting European and Near East extraction; criollo , meaning light mestizo in this context but actually of varying complexion; mestizo, an imprecise category that includes many phenotypic variations; and indio, also an imprecise category. These are nominal categories, and neither güero/blanco nor criollo is a widely used term . Nevertheless, there is a popular consensus in Mexico today that these four categories represent major sectors of the nation and that they can be arranged into a rough hierarchy: whites and creoles at the top, a vast population of mestizos in the middle, and Indians at the bottom. This popular hierarchy does not constitute a stratificational system or even a set of social classes, however, because its categories are neither exhaustive nor mutually exclusive. While very light skin is indeed characteristic of the country's elite, there is no "white" class. Rather, the superordinate stratum is divided into four real classes—aristocracy, plutocracy, political class, and the crème of the upper-middle class—or, for some purposes, into ruling, political, and prestige classes . Nor is there a mestizo class, as phenotypical mestizos are found in all classes, though only rarely among the aristocracy and very frequently in the middle and lower classes. Finally, the bottom rungs are not constituted mainly of Indians, except in some localized areas, such as the Sierra Norte de Puebla".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb title "Social Stratification in central Mexico 1500–2000".
- c5bb1c5c06f287fadd3d05a641a863d604789be94ffc74b72485bd6e92b16ecb year "2009".