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Gavin OToole has taught Latin American politics and democratic theory at Queen Mary, University of London and was a Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow at Londons Institute for the Study of the Americas. He is also a publisher and journalist and is the author of The Reinvention of Mexico (forthcoming) and the co-editor of Che in Verse (2007).
Contents
List of figures, tables and boxes................................................................................... v
Preface .................................................................................................................. xiv
Acknowledgments.................................................................................................. xviii
Acronyms and abbreviations...................................................................................... xx
Introduction................................................................................................................ 1
Part I An introduction to Latin American history
Chapter 1. From Independence to the 1930s............................................................... 11
Chapter 2. From the 1930s to the 1980s...................................................................... 39
Part II Institutions, processes and actors
Chapter 3. Democratization....................................................................................... 73
Chapter 4. Challenges facing democracy.................................................................. 114
Chapter 5. The presidency....................................................................................... 161
Chapter 6. Legislatures, parties, the judiciary and public administration........................ 190
Chapter 7. Established political actors....................................................................... 236
Chapter 8. Civil society and emergent political actors................................................. 284
Part III International relations
Chapter 9. Inter-state relations within Latin America................................................. 336
Chapter 10. The US and Latin America.................................................................... 384
Chapter 11. Latin America, Europe and Asia............................................................ 445
Part IV Political ideas
Chapter 12. Left and Right....................................................................................... 491
Chapter 13. Identities: Nationalism, Race and Feminism............................................. 561
Part V Economic ideas
Chapter 14. Structuralism and dependency................................................................ 615
Chapter 15. Neoliberalism........................................................................................ 652
Chapter 16. Redistributive models............................................................................. 698
Appendix A. Country timelines and factboxes........................................................... 753
Appendix B. Glossary.............................................................................................. 791
Appendix C. Dramatis personae............................................................................... 824
Bibliography............................................................................................................ 836
Index....................................................................................................................... (x)
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