Politics of Latin America the power game Harry E. Vanden, Gary Prevost.
Detalles de publicación: New York Oxford Oxford University Press 2001.Descripción: xvii, 512 p. ill., maps 24 cmISBN:- 0195123166
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Employing a political realist approach, Vanden and Prevost focus on who wields the power in Latin American countries, who controls the policymaking process, and who benefits from policy decisions. To shed some light on the reasons for the current political situation, the book also incorporates an analysis of the factors that influence the exercise of power; the historic traditions of the region as a whole and each country in particular; the nature and composition of classes and society; national and international political economies; and the changing roles of key interest groups. Politics in Latin America: The Power Game consists of four sections. Part One lays the groundwork for understanding Latin America as a whole, as well as each independent region. Part Two addresses the important themes necessary to understand contemporary Latin American politics. Part Three provides case studies of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Cuba, Nicaragua, Chile, Peru, Guatemala, and Costa Rica, all written by experts on each particular country. Part Four examines Latin American international relations, with particular emphasis on U.S.-Latin American relations and Latin American attempts to chart a more independent course. A final chapter provides a brief summary and speculations about future developments in the region.
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- List of Maps and Tables
- List of Frequently Cited Acronyms
- Preface
- Introduction: Notes on Studying Politics in Latin America
- 1 An Introduction to Latin America (As It Is)
- 2 Early History
- 3 Republics and the Struggle to Empower the People: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century History
- 4 The Other Americans
- 5 Society, Gender, and Political Culture
- 6 Religion in Latin America
- 7 The Political Economy of Latin America
- 8 Politics, Power, Institutions, and Actors
- 9 Revolution in Latin America
- 10 Guatemala, Susanne Jonas
- 11 Mexico, Nora Hamilton
- 12 Cuba, Gary Prevost
- 13 Nicaragua, Gary Prevost and Harry E. Vanden
- 14 Argentina, Aldo C. Vacs
- 15 Chile, Eduardo Silva
- 16 Brazil, Wilber Albert Chaffee
- 1 Presidential Elections in Latin America
- 2 Legislative Elections In Latin America
- Index