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Share cropping, a widespread practice before the revolution, which then was no longer talked about or was even denied du ring the process of agradan reform, has been developing again in Mexico since the 1950s, in a revised form: cattle leasing. The resulting new social relationship has become characteristic of pioneer fronts ofbeef cattle breeding overa large portion of the tropical regions, particularly near the country's Atlantic coastiine, receiving higher rainfall and more favourable for pasture to grow. In contrast to the classic form of share cropping, characterized by a monopoly the large-scale property owners exert over land, this version operâtes under a system of reverse tenancy. Most farmers benefiting from colonization programmes possessed insufficient means of production and were compelled to call upon the large-scale stock-breeders to provide them with the cattle necessary

Le métayage d'élevage au Mexique. Colonisations foncières et dynamiques d'une institution agraire dans l'histoire contemporaine