En las fronteras del mercado

the long version

"Gonzáles says that '...the development of the peasants follows the path of regional and urban development, and, perhaps would bring about a change in their status. That is to say, through development...they would stop being peasants.' This conclusion is based on an in-depth analysis demonstrating that sectors on the frontiers of the market have remained untouched by economic development during the last 40 years"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.