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Latin America in the time of Cholera

01 January 1991

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Latin America in the time of Cholera
libdoc November=1993

Author: Petras, James and Morley, Morris
Publisher: Routledge, 1992
Keywords: US Imperialism Military

Contents:
THE CRISIS OF ELECTORAL POLITICS
Latin America: Poverty of Democracy and the Democracy of Poverty
Aylwin's Chile: The Nature of Latin American "Democratic" Transitions

IMPERIAL POLICY AND POLITICAL CHANGE
US Policy Toward Latin America: Military Intervention, Client
Regimes, and Economic Pillage in the 1990s
Washington's Invasion of Panama: Myths and Realities

REVOLUTION AND COUNTERREVOLUTION
Cuban Socialism: Rectification and the New Model of Accumulation
The Electoral Defeat of the Sandinistas: Critical Refletions
The Retreat of the Intellectuals

CONCLUSION
Democratic Regimes, Terrorist States, and Western Political Amnesia
in Latin America
Global Transformations and the Future of Socialism in Latin America.

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