Latin America. History, Politics, and U.S. Policy

Author(s)
Cockcroft, James D.
Primary author
Cockcroft, James D.
Publisher
Nelson-Hall
Place of Publication
Chicago
Date of Publication
1996
Number of Pages
764
Subjects
colonialism
UN, (UNO): United Nations
USA (EEUU): United States of America
anti-communism
Cuba
capitalism
fascism
party
popular front (people's front)
reformism
social movement
working class
Britain
politics
agriculture
ethnicity
ideology
imperialism
migration
racism
struggle
Latin America
Mexico
nationalization, socialization
civil war
discussion, debate, controversy, polemic
international relations
oppression
peace
fugitives, refugees
repression
war
Kissinger, Henry A.
map
military
national liberation
bourgeoisie
poverty
religion
right wing
state
unemployment
woman
trade, commerce
crisis
dependency
economic history
industry
investment
multinationals
mineral products
nationalism
austerity
Reagan, Ronald
class
revolution
social structure
society
wage, salary
Brazil
mines
photographs
strike
Guatemala
Caribbean, West Indies
democracy
Central America (Middle America)
cold war
counter-revolution
foreign policy
Nicaragua
Indians, indigenous Americans
land reform
populism
family
demography
elite
government
literacy
sugar
AFL (USA): American Federation of Labor (1886-1955)
APRA (Peru): Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana (aprismo)
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile (Chili)
Colombia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
Castro Ruz, Fidel Alejandro
Haya de la Torre, Víctor Raúl
Perón, Juan
hunger, famine
coup d'état, putsch
exploitation
CIA (USA): Central Intelligence Agency
dictatorship
election
media, press, opinion
parliament
ecology
IMF (FMI): International Monetary Fund
Roman Catholic Church
counter-insurgency
liberation theology
terror
El Salvador
new left
FBI (USA): Federal Bureau of Investigation
OAS: Organization of American States
Guevara, Ernesto "Che"
peronism
Perú (Inca Empire, Tawantinsuyu)
geography
corruption
liberalism
privatization
World Bank
coffee
caudillo
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico (Porto Rico)
Costa Rica
FMLN-FDR (El Salvador): Marti de Liberacion Nacional-Frente Democratico Revolucionario
narcotic drugs
South America
FSLN (Nicatagua): Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional
regionalism
PRI (Mexico): Partido Revolucionario Institucional
Ecuador
Honduras
Pinochet Ugarte, Augusto José Ramón
CIO (USA): Congress of Industrial Organizations (1936-1955)
Allende Gossens, Salvador
SL (Peru): Sendero Luminoso "Shining Path"
Panamá
Ortega, Daniel
Sandino, Augusto Nicolás (Augusto César Sandino) Calderón
Mariátegui La Chira, José Carlos
Haití
Torrijos Herrera, Omar
Balaguer, Joaquín
NAFTA: North American Free Trade Agreement
Mercosur: Mercado Común del Sur
Classification
D South and Middle America
Notes
Also in Castilian: record #13056.
Copy Number
0
Identifier
1J10 / 87 reg 20052
Languages
English