Latin American Program Working Paper Series (101-150) | Wilson Center

Latin American Program Working Paper Series (101-150)

Includes those published 1979 - 1985. To request a working paper by mail, send an email with your name, address, and number of the working paper to lap@wilsoncenter.org.

Issues in this Series

#150 Human Rights and United States Foreign Policy: Realism Versus Stereotypes

#149B Security and United States-Latin American Relations in the 1980s: The Extra-Continental Dimension

#149 Economic Stabalization in Brazil

#148 The United States, Latin America, and the World: The Changing International Context of United States-Latin American Relations

#147 Economics and Security: Contradictions in United States-Latin American Relations

#146 The United States, Latin America, Democracy: Variations on a Very Old Theme

#145 Democratization, Endogenous Modernization, and Integration: Strategic Choices for Latin America and Economic Relations with the United States

#144 Peron and the Nazi War Criminals

#143 The Breakdown of Democracy in Uruguay: Alternative Political Models

#142B Indian Class and Class Consciousness in Pre-Revolutionary Guatemala

#142 Domestic Food Systems and New Internationalization of National Economies: The Cases of Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and Trinidad and Tobago

#141 The Beginnings of Industrialization in Central America

#140 Soviet-Latin American Relations Under United States Regional Hegemony

#139 Public Policies and Political Regimes in Latin America

#138 Labor and International Capital in the Making of a Peripheral Social Formation: Economic Transformation of Guatemala, 1850-1980

#137 Labor Needs and Ethnic Ripening in the Caribbean Region

#136 Puritans and Afro-Saxons: The United States and the Commonwealth Caribbean in the 1980s

#135 The Impact of Monsignor Romero on the Churches of El Salvador and the United States

#134 The Complex No-Policy Option: US Agricultural Relations with Mexico

#132 The Intellectual in Anguish: Modernist Form and Ideology in Land in Anguish and Memories of Underdevelopment

#131 Catholic Base Communities, Spiritist Groups, and the Deepening of Democracy in Brazil

#130 US-Latin American Relations: Shifts in Economic Power and Implications for the Future

#129 The Origins of Democracy: Theoretical Reflections on the Chilean Case

#128 Estructura de Poder Interna y Proyecto Nacional Inmediatamente Despues de la Independencia: El Caso de Venezuela

#127 Latin America and the United States: Changes in Economic Relations During the 1970s

#126 The Caribbean and the United States: Problems and Prospects

#125 Party Oppositions Under the Chilean Authoritarian Regime

#124 Two Caribbean World Views: Fanon and Naipaul

#123 The National Bourgeoisie in Post-Revolutionary Nicaragua

#122 El Trabajo Indigena en los Andes: Teorias del Siglo XVI

#121 La Nacion y La Historia Regional en los Paises Andinos, 1870-1930

#120 Peasant Response to the Market and the Land Question in the 18th and 19th Century Bolivia

#119 The Central American Crisis: Policy Perspectives

#118 De Echeverria a de la Madrid: Las Clases Altas y el Estado Mexicano en la Batalla por la Hegemonia

#117 The Caribbean Presence: National and Local-Level Dimensions of Contemporary U.S.-Caribbean Relations: A Rapporteur's Report

#116 Interstate Conflict Behavior and Regional Potential for Conflict in Latin America

#115 Argentina at the Crossroads: Pathways and Obstacles to Democratization in the Present Political Conjuncture

#114 Comparative Aspects of the Transition from Authoritarian Rule

#113 Research in Latin America and the Caribbean on International Relations and Foreign Policy: Some Impressions

#112 Trends and Priorities for Research on Latin America in the 1980s: A Rapporteur's Report

#111 Trends and Priorities for Research on Latin America in the 1980s: Perspectives on Anthropology, Economics, History, Literature, Political Science, and Sociology

#110 Demilitarization and the Institutionalization of Military-Dominated Polities in Latin America

#109 Six Years of Military Rule in Chile: A Rapporteur's Report

#108 "Parties of the People" in Latin America: A Theoretical Revision and Survey of Recent Trends

#107 Petroleum and Political Facts: The Transition to Democracy in Venezuela

#106 U.S. Policy in the Third World: The Limits of Power

#105 Peru 1980: Cuenta Y Balance

#104 Transnational Corporations, Export-Promotion Policies, and U.S.-Mexican Automotive Trade

#103 Political Change and Political Reform in an Authoritarian Regime: The Case of Mexico

#102 Film Artisans and Film Industries in Latin America, 1956-1980

#101 National (and Factional) Adaptation in Central America: Options for the 1980s

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