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• Preface(p. ix)
• Introduction(p. xi)
• Part 1 Traditional Chile and Its Transformation(p. 1)
• 1 The Evolution of Traditional Chile(p. 3)
• 2 The First Assault on Traditional Chile: 1920-1932(p. 10)
• 3 The 1932-1938 Alessandri Period(p. 17)
• 4 The Second Assault on Traditional Chile: The Radical Period(p. 26)
• 5 The, Ibáñez-Jorge Alessandri Interregnum(p. 39)
• Part 2 The Revolution in Liberty(p. 53)
• 6 Characteristics of the Revolution in Liberty"(p. 55)
• 7 Pdc Politics in the Frei Administration(p. 58)
• 8 The Politics of the Opposition(p. 66)
• 9 Military and Constitutional Issues During the Frei Regime(p. 78)
• 10 Rural Reform(p. 85)
• 11 Economic Policies of the Christian Democratic Government(p. 98)
• 12 Labor and Communal Issues(p. 108)
• 13 The 1970 Election(p. 118)
• Part 3 The Chilean Road to Socialism(p. 129)
• 14 The Nature of The Chilean Road to Socialism""(p. 131)
• 15 Nationalization(p. 145)
• 16 The Agrarian Revolution(p. 160)
• 17 Economic Policies and Problems of the Unidad Popular Government(p. 173)
• 18 Organized Labor During the Allende Regime(p. 194)
• 19 Foreign Relations of the Allende Regime(p. 209)
• 20 The Boycott," the Cia,And Other Yankee Activities"(p. 217)
• 21 Freedom of the Press, and Other Constitutional Issues(p. 237)
• 22 The Politics of the Unidad Popular and Its Allies(p. 251)
• 23 The Politics of the Opposition(p. 278)
• 24 Allende and the Military(p. 288)
• 25 Onset of the Fatal Crisis: October 1972-June 29, 1973(p. 301)
• 26 Culmination of the Crisis: The Last Weeks of the Allende Regime(p. 314)
• Part 4 The Culmination of the Tragedy of Chile(p. 329)
• 27 The Coup(p. 331)
• 28 The Politics of the Military Junta(p. 339)
• 29 The Politics of the Opposition Under the Junta(p. 357)
• 30 The Foreign Policy of the Junta Regime(p. 371)
• 31 The Cultural Blight of the Junta Regime(p. 385)
• 32 Economic Policies of the Junta Regime: The Shock Treatment(p. 395)
• 33 Economic Policies of the Junta Regime: Long-Run Effects(p. 411)
• 34 Labor Under the Junta Regime(p. 426)
• 35 The Nature of Chile's Tragedy(p. 444)
• Appendix 1 The 91 Firms(p. 449)
• Appendix 2 The Military's Stated Reasons for Overthrowing Allende(p. 453)
• Notes(p. 455)
• Annotated Bibliography(p. 483)
• Index(p. 495)
• About the Author(p. 511)

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ROBERT J. ALEXANDER is Professor Emeritus of Economics and Political Science, Rutgers University. He was a member of John F. Kennedy's Task Force on Latin America where the Alliance for Progress was developed, and he is a former consultant to the American Federation of Labor and the AFL-CIO on Latin American and Caribbean organized labor. One of the country's most respected scholars of Latin American politics and economic affairs, Professor Alexander is the author or editor of forty-five earlier books, most of them focusing on Latin America and the Caribbean, including The Bolivian National Revolution, the first English-language study of that upheaval, and the history of labor and radical movements.