San Miguel de Allende: Mexicans, Foreigners, and the Making of a World Heritage Site (The Mexican Experience)
Lisa Pinley Covert examines San Miguel de Allende’s transformation through the interactions of Mexicans and foreigners. Focusing on the city’s development and its designation as a World Heritage Site, this study offers historical and cultural perspective on a distinctive place in Mexico.
About This Book
This book examines San Miguel de Allende and the forces that shaped its development.
It focuses on the relationships between Mexican residents and foreign communities in the city.
The study considers how these interactions contributed to the making of a World Heritage Site.
Part of The Mexican Experience series, it offers historical and cultural context for understanding San Miguel de Allende.
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