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9780742523937

Development in Theory and Practice Latin American Perspectives

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  • ISBN13:

    9780742523937

  • ISBN10:

    0742523934

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-06-28
  • Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
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Summary

This definitive reader brings together seminal articles on development in Latin America. Tracing the concepts and major debates surrounding the issue, the text focuses on development theory through three contrasting historical perspectives: imperialism, underdevelopment and dependency, and globalization. By offering a rich array of essays from Latin American Perspectives, the book allows students to sample all the important trends and viewpoints in the field. A new general introduction and conclusion, along with part introductions, contextualize each selection. Students will come away from this rewarding collection ready to pursue new understanding through critical inquiry and thinking.

Table of Contents

Series Introduction xiii
Theories of Development: Imperialism, Dependency, or Globalization? 1(8)
Ronald H. Chilcote
Part I: Imperialism: The Search for a Theory
Introduction
9(1)
Capitalism and Imperialism in Latin America: Historical Considerations
10(20)
Frederick Stirton Weaver
Part II: The Dependency Debates
Introduction
27(2)
Debate One
Introduction
29(1)
Dependency Theory: A Reassessment
30(4)
Ronald H. Chilcote
Between Underdevelopment and Revolution
34(5)
Rodolfo Stavenhagen
Dependence Is Dead, Long Live Dependence and the Class Struggle: A Reply to Critics
39(8)
Andre Gunder Frank
A Theory of Imperialism, Not Dependence
47(14)
Raul A. Fernandez
Jose F. Ocampo
Debate Two
Introduction
60(1)
Dependency: Nationalism and the State in Latin America
61(5)
Timothy F. Harding
Problems of Dependency Theory
66(6)
Agustin Cueva
Debate Three
Introduction
71(1)
Issues of Theory in Dependency and Marxism
72(4)
Ronald H. Chilcote
Imperialism and Dependency: Recent Debates and Old Dead Ends
76(9)
Ronaldo Munck
Debate Four
Introduction
84(1)
Post-Marxism: The Retreat from Class in Latin America
85(8)
Ronald H. Chilcote
Marx and the Concept of Dependency
93(10)
Enrique Dussel
Part III: Capitalist and Socialist Development: Mainstream and Alternative Theory and Practice
Introduction
102(1)
Neoliberalist Development
Neoliberalism
103(6)
Eduardo Rosenzvaig
Informal Sector Development
Theoretical Approaches to the Informal Sector
109(7)
Tamar Diana Wilson
Urban Planned Development
Urbanization and Planning: Inequality and Unsustainability
116(10)
Thomas Angotti
Democratic or Political Development
Democratization and Class Struggle
126(5)
Timothy F. Harding
James F. Petras
Internationalization of Capital
Internationalization of Capital
131(5)
David Barkin
Modes of Production
Dependency, Modes of Production, and the Class Analysis of Latin America
136(7)
Colin Henfrey
Combined and Uneven Development
Combined and Uneven Development in Latin America
143(4)
George Novack
Social Structures of Accumulation
Capitalist Accumulation and the Marginal Mass Thesis
147(8)
Jose Nun
Imperialism and Marginality in Latin America
155(5)
Anibal Quijano
Late Capitalism
Late Capitalism and Cultural Production
160(6)
Tania Pellegrini
World System
Dependency and World System Theory
166(5)
James F. Petras
Globalization
Globalization and Globalism in Latin America and the Caribbean
171(6)
Richard L. Harris
A Theoretical Understanding of Globalization
177(10)
Claudio Katz
Part IV: The Question of Transitions: Capitalist and Socialist
Introduction
186(1)
The Transition to Socialism in Latin America
187(12)
Richard L. Harris
Authoritarianism and Democracy in the Transition to Socialism
199(22)
James F. Petras
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Mass Participation and the Transition to Socialism: A Critique of Petras and Fitzgerald
210(10)
Keith A. Haynes
Part V: Case Studies in Capitalist Development: Impact and Consequences
Introduction
220(1)
General Latin America
Rural Responses to Neoliberal Strategy
221(6)
James F. Petras
Workers' Resistance to Structural Adjustment and the Social Pact in Latin America
227(7)
Ronaldo Munck
Brazil
Trade Unionism and Struggles
234(12)
Ricardo Antunes
Puerto Rico
The Colonial and Imperialist Experience
246(8)
Michael Gonzalez-Cruz
The Weakness of the Bourgeoisie in the National Revolution
254(3)
Manuel Maldonado-Denis
Mexico
The Barzon Debtors' Movement
257(9)
Heather Williams
Venezuela
Planned Development and Women's Power
266(9)
Cathy A. Rakowski
Part VI: Case Studies in Socialist Development: Obstacles and Contradictions
Introduction
274(1)
Cuba
Between Utopia and the World Market
275(12)
Haroldo Dilla Alfonso
The Future of Democracy in Cuba: Debates
287(28)
Joel C. Edelstein
Nicaragua
Sandinismo and the Problem of Democratic Hegemony
315(11)
Doug Brown
State, Class, and Transition in Nicaragua
326(5)
David F. Ruccio
Revolution, Counterrevolution, and Imperialism
331(8)
David Broad
Conclusion 339(4)
References 343(36)
Index 379(13)
About the Contributors 392

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