Unions

IF 0.4 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

MEXICAN STUDIES-ESTUDIOS MEXICANOS Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1525/msem.2022.38.2.331

Reyna Esquivel-King

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Abstract

This article examines the relationship between the Mexican government and cinema unions between the 1910s and 1944. I show how unions influenced the creation and dissemination of a national identity in film through strikes and contract negotiations. To that end, I analyze the history of cinema unions in Mexico and then examine the conflict between two major groups within the cinema unions—the actors and technical workers—and its impact on the film industry. The article also examines how the government negotiated with the unions and argues that unions influenced the film industry and censorship through debates and compromises with government officials.

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工会

本文考察了20世纪10年代至1944年间墨西哥政府与电影工会之间的关系。我展示了工会如何通过罢工和合同谈判影响电影中国家身份的创造和传播。为此，我分析了墨西哥电影工会的历史，然后研究了电影工会中两个主要群体——演员和技术工人——之间的冲突及其对电影工业的影响。本文还探讨了政府如何与工会谈判，并认为工会通过与政府官员的辩论和妥协影响了电影工业和审查制度。

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MEXICAN STUDIES-ESTUDIOS MEXICANOS HISTORY-

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