Latin American Political Economy. Financial Crisis and Political Change

Author(s)
Ayala, José
Diamand, Marcelo
Dore, Elizabeth
Durán, Clemente Ruiz
Eckstein, Susan
Felix, David
Fishlow, Albert
Garretón, Manuel Antonio
Hartlyn, Jonathan
Lamounier, Bolivar
McClintock, Cynthia
Mesa-Lago, Carmelo
Morley, Samuel A.
Moura, Alkimar R.
O'Donnell, Guillermo
Pérez, María José
Revéiz, Edgar
Schydlowsky, Daniel M.
Sigmund, Paul
Primary author
Hartlyn, Jonathan
Publisher
Westview Press
Place of Publication
Boulder / London
Date of Publication
1986
Number of Pages
386
Subjects
Allende Gossens, Salvador
Argentina
Brazil
Castro Ruz, Fidel Alejandro
Chile (Chili)
Colombia
Cuba
Echeverría Álvarez, Luís
IMF (FMI): International Monetary Fund
Latin America
Mexico
Nicaragua
Perú (Inca Empire, Tawantinsuyu)
Pinochet Ugarte, Augusto José Ramón
Somoza, Anastasio
South Korea
USA (EEUU): United States of America
USSR: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
anthology, compilation
austerity
bureaucracy
capital
christian-democracy
coffee
crisis
democracy
dictatorship
economic cycle
economic history
economic policy
election
employment
export
finance
imperialism
industry
inflation
international relations
investment
liberalism
military
mixed economy
nationalization, socialization
neo-liberalism
oppression
party
plan
politics
populism
regime
social movement
state
statistics
strategy
structuralism
theory
totalitarianism
trade, commerce
wage, salary
war
welfare
Classification
II Regions and countries | D South and Middle America
Copy Number
0
Identifier
1J9 / 88 reg12960
Languages
English