THE STATE AND THE NATIONAL BOURGEOISIE IN POSTREVOLUTIONARY MEXICO: 1920-1940.

The article presents an analysis on the emergence of the national bourgeois and the role of state in the decades following the Mexican Revolution, a period believed to be of critical importance for understanding the development of capitalism in Mexico. It is mentioned that members of the prerevolutionary bourgeoisie reasserted themselves and their relation with the state, along with the new revolutionary capitalists emerged during the establishment of basic financial network in Mexico. Several types of capitalist among the prerevolutionary bourgeoisie facilitated the capital formation, prefigured Mexico's contemporary economic groups, reestablished links with foreign capitals.