Latin American Program Working Paper Series (151-200)

Includes those published 1985-1994.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

#200 Political Parties and Representation in the Post-Authoritarian Era: A Rapporteur's Report

#199 The Quest for a New World Leadership

#198 New Democracies, Which Democracies?

#197 The Future of Higher Education in Brazil

#196 Politics, Policymaking, and Democratization: Focus on the Andes

#195 Energy Policy in the Western Hemisphere

#194 United States Drug Policy Toward Latin America: The Report of the Inter-American Commission on Drug Policy

#193 Eastern Europe, Latin America and Comparative Politics

#192 Trade Opportunities in the Western Hemisphere

#191 Structural Adjustment in Latin America

#190 Perestroika and Soviet-Latin American Relations

#189 The Underside of the Debt: A Rapporteur's Report

#188 Frontier in Comparative Perspectives: The United States and Brazil

#187 Building and Managing Cities in a State of Permanent Crisis

#186 Between the Yogi and the Commissar: Octavio Paz and The Bow and the Lyre

#185 United States Economic Policy in the Caribbean: What Next for the CBI?

#184 The United States and Latin America after the Cold War

#183 United States-Paraguay Relations: The Eisenhower Years

#182 For an Anthropology of the Brazilian Tradition

#181 The Argentine-Brazilian Intergration Program: An Early Assessment

#180 The Peruvian Revolution in Retrospect: Twenty Years Later

#179 Literature, Culture and Authoritarianism in Brazil, 1930-1945

#178 Music, Social Classes, and the National Question of Puerto Rico

#177 Mexico: Immigration and Refuge

#176 Liberation Theology: An Historical Evaluation

#175 The Transformation of the Andean Rituals: The Andean Utopia at the Crossroads

#174 Religion and Revolution: Cuba and Nicaragua

#173 Las Relaciones Argentin-Sovieticas en el Contexto Internacional: Un Análisis Histórico

#172 Crisis, Adjustment, and Debt in Latin America, 1981-1985

#171 The Role of Political Parties in the Return to Democracy in the Southern Cone: Rapporteur's Reports

#170 Argentina's Transition in Perspective

#169 The Ideology of Feminism in the Southern Cone, 1900-1940

#168 Mexican Agriculture: Rural Crisis and Policy Response

#167 The Strengths and Weaknesses of Contadora as Regional Diplomacy in the Caribbean Basin

#166 Economic Relations Between Nicaragua and the Socialist Countries

#165 Political Parties and Democratic Consolidation: The Brazilian Case

#164 Origins and Characteristics of the Chilean Party Systems: A Proposal for a Parliamentary Form of Government

#163 Political Parties and Redemocratization in Uruguay

#162 Indian Class and Class Consciousness in Prerevolutionary Guatemala

#161 Jamaica's Democratic Socialist Path: An Evaluation

#160 Reckoning with the Central American Past: Economic Growth and Political Issues

#159 Debt, Diversification, and Dependency: Latin America's Changing International Political Relations

#158 Growing Conflict and Growing Cooperation in Trade Between Latin America and the United States

#157 Can Democracy Be Exported? The Quest for Democracy in United States-Latin American Relations

#156 Latin America's Export Growth Imperative in the 1980s: can the United States Help Achieve It?

#155 External Debt and Capital Flows in Latin America

#154 Interstate Conflict in Latin America

#153 The Human Rights Question in Latin American Relations

#152 External Financing in Latin America: Developments, Problems, and Options

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

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