Developments in Latin American political economy States, markets and actors [Paperback]

A unique approach to contemporary Latin America, this volume brings together a diverse range of experts to discuss people and issues of core significance in the region.

Part I: States and markets

1. A trip to the market: The impact of neo-liberalism in Latin America - Duncan Green

2. Institutions and democratic consolidation in Latin America - George Philip

3. Electoral and party politics - Daniel Hellinger

4. Global and regional linkages - Nicola Phillips

Part II: Traditional and emerging actors

5. The military in Latin America: Defining the road ahead - Craig L. Arceneaux

6. Guerrilla movements - Peter Calvert

7. NGOs and the retreat of the state: The hidden dangers - Laura Tedesco

8. The human rights movement and democratisation - Alexandra Barahona de Brito

9. Women and politics - Fiona Macaulay

10. Environmental activity in Latin America - Jonathan Barton

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Bibliography and further reading

J. Buxton is Lecturer in Politics at Kingston University

N. Phillips is Lecturer in Politics and International Studies at Warwick University