02061nam a2200277Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000200006902000410008904000180013004100080014804300120015605000180016808200180018624500770020426000510028130000190033250000200035150400300037150512250040165100350162665100430166165100520170470000270175615302BIBL20160527200055.0760916s1976    nju      b    00100 eng    a 73085099 //r90  a0878550771c19.95.a0878555730bpbk.  aDLCcDLCdDLC0 aspa  as-pe---00aHN343.5b.P4400a301.5/92/098500aPeruvian nationalismba corporatist revolutioncedited by David Chaplin.0 aNew Brunswick, N.J.bTransaction Bookscc1976.  a494 p.c23 cm.  aIncludes index.  aBibliography: p. 480-484.0 aNational sociopolitical structure: Chaplin, D. The revolutionary challenge and Peruvian militarism. Cotler, J. The mechanics of internal domination and social change in Peru.--Urban politics: Doughty, P. L. Social policy and urban growth in Lima. Goldrich, D., Bratt, R. B., and Schuller, C. R. The political integration of lower-class urban settlements in Chile and Peru. Powell, S. Political participation in the barriadas. Collier, D. The politics of squatter settlement formation in Peru. Chaplin, D. Blue-collar workers in Peru. Bayer, D. L. Urban Peru, political action as sellout.--Rural politics: Whyte, W. F. Rural Peru, peasants as activists. Alberti, G. Peasant movements in the Yanamarca Valley. Chaplin, D. La Convención Valley and the 1962-65 guerrilla uprising. Strasma, J. Agrarian reform. Strasma, J. Some economic aspects of nonviolent revolution in Peru and Chile. Hunt, S. Distribution, growth, and government economic behavior in Peru.--The military and the church: Einaudi, L. R. Revolution from within? Military rule in Peru since 1968. Palmer, D. S. and Middlebrook, K. J. Corporatist participation under military rule in Peru. Astiz, C. A. The Catholic Church in the Peruvian political system. 0aPeruxSocial conditions.2LEMB 0aPeruxEconomic conditionsy1968-2LEMB 0aPeruxPolitics and governmenty1968-1980.2LEMB10aChaplin, David.2Local