The Influence of Tradition on Agriculture in New Mexico1

Sanford A. Mosk

The Journal of Economic History, 1942, vol. 2, issue S1, 34-51

Abstract: In New Mexico Spanish civilization left a deep imprint. There the economic and social institutions which established themselves firmly in the Spanish colonial period profoundly influenced the course of subsequent economic development, and are a vital force today. Human problems in contemporary New Mexico cannot be understood, nor can plans for the use of her human and physical resources be made, without understanding the colonial institutions, their strong resistance to change, and the mutual adjustments between them and Anglo-American institutions.

Date: 1942
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