This volume critically examines the effects of globalization and neoliberal development policies on economic, social, and political conditions in contemporary Latin America and the Caribbean. The contributors provide a series of complementary perspectives on some of the most important trends and issues in this important region of the world. In general, they provide multiple view points and extensive evidence of profound transformations in the economic, social, and political systems as well as in the international relations of the societies in the region.
Contributors
Richard L. Harris, Gary Prevost, Robert Weber,
Joseph E. Brenner, Ellen R. Shaffer, Alicia Yamin,
Jorge Nef, Robert Huesca, Roy C. Nelson, and Harry E. Vanden
