LATIN AMERICA

Latin America's Economic Growth and Its Consequences

At the behest on international lending institutions making them new loans, most Latin American countries have sought to bring a greater degree of free-market operations to their economies and also to control government spending. Evaluate the economic and social results of these reforms. Have they been good for Latin America? Have they benefited some groups at the expense of others?

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Between rivalry and co-operation; Latin America and the United States.
The Economist (US), Nov 29, 2003 v369 i8352 p34US (1411 words)
Hint:Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

The turmoil down south; Latin America. (How the drug war is helping to put Latin America's democracies under strain)
The Economist (US), Nov 1, 2003 v369 i8348 p16US (1071 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

The political economy of growth in Latin America and East Asia: some empirical evidence. Ludovic Comeau Jr..
Contemporary Economic Policy, Oct 2003 v21 i4 p476(14) (8564 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Latin America & underdevelopment. (history of American economic involvement in Latin America) Leo Huberman.
Monthly Review, Oct 2003 v55 i5 p32(6) (2095 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Latin America leans left: a new breed of Latin America leftists is coming to power. Pragmatic on economic matters, these next-wave Lulas are fiercely devoted to ambitious social agendas. (Latin America) Lucy Conger.
Institutional Investor International Edition, Sept 2003 v28 i9 p39(6) (5080 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Support under stress: Anne Krueger, the IMF's second in command, is a hardline defender of orthodoxy. That may be too much for Latin American leaders who are more interested in returning their stagnant economies to growth. (International Monetary Fund, first deputy managing director) John Barham.
LatinFinance, Sept 2003 i150 p4(1) (821 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Hernando de Soto. (granting proper land titles and business permits may help lessen poverty in developing countries)(Interview) Mac Margolis.
Newsweek International, August 25, 2003 p86 (809 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Have we turned the corner? It remains to be seen whether Latin America can break out of its cyclical history of excessive borrowing, default and financial rehabilitation--and achieve rapid, sustained growth. (Editorial)
LatinFinance, July 2003 i148 p2(2) (1507 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

History repeats itself: perhaps no other region in the world has survived the boom-and-bust financial market spikes that have rocked Latin America. The region's sovereign bond issuers have for the most part hung on, but the market for their debt is as erratic as ever. (debt). Maria O'Brien.
LatinFinance, July 2003 i148 p8(5) (3450 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Washington consensus? nonsensus! U.S. President Bush said his administration would-look-south. It couldn't have done much worse. (Trade Talk). (the Latin American' region continues in a crisis)
Latin Trade May 2003 v11 i5 p24(1)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Wanted: a new regional agenda for economic growth; Latin America. (The debate on Latin American economic reform)
The Economist (US) April 26, 2003 v367 i8321 pNA
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

The Big Picture. (economic conditions and forecasts in Latin America)
Latin Trade April 2003 v11 i4 p18(1)
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Key Indicators. (Latin American economic indicators)
Latin Trade April 2003 v11 i4 p72(3)
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Latin America. (Think Again). Carlos Lozada. Foreign Policy March-April 2003 p18(6)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Lula: The End of Latin American Populism? (Brazil) Ernesto Zedillo.
Forbes Dec 23, 2002 v170 i13 p055
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

End of an affair? Latin America and the United States. (The new tetchiness between Latin America and the United States)
The Economist (US) Nov 9, 2002 v365 i8298 pNA(34)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Economic growth and convergence in Latin America. Stephen Dobson, Carlyn Ramlogan.
Journal of Development Studies August 2002 v38 i6 p83(22) Bus.Coll.: 140X0269.
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

The crucial role of banks: Latin America is undergoing a difficult period as its countries face significant economic, political and social challenges. Financial institutions operating in the region play a key role for Latin American countries seeking to rebuild their economies. (Brief Article) Jorge A. Bermudez.
LatinFinance August 2002 p6(2)
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Bolstering global finances: the next phase of global reform must be squarely based on lessons learned from crises that have beleaguered emerging markets in recent years. It must also involve intense collaborative effort by the private and public sectors, and a commitment to reform. Charles Dallara, Sabine Miltner.
LatinFinance August 2002 p10(3)
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Playing dominoes; Latin America's financial crisis; Is Argentina's collapse contagious?
Global Agenda June 24, 2002 pNA
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In search of better reform in Latin America; the reforms implemented in Latin America have helped build a solid foundation for growth, but the economic realities have been disappointing for many citizens. What's wrong with reform, and, more importantly, can it be fixed? (International Focus). (Brief Article)
EconSouth Summer 2002 v4 i2 p14(6)
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"We have a consensus": explaining political support for market reforms in Latin America. Leslie Elliott Armijo, Philippe Faucher.
Latin American Politics and Society Summer 2002 v44 i2 p1(41)
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As the U.S. Turns Inward, Latin America Loses a Lifeline. (Forecast 2002/Business & Economics/The Americas)(Brief Article) Peter Katel.
Time International Feb 4, 2002 v159 i4 p55
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TWO WAYS TO GO GLOBAL. Peter Hakim.
Foreign Affairs Jan-Feb 2002 v81 i1 p148
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Reform and growth in Latin America: All pain, no gain? (Statistical Data Included) Eduardo Fernandez-Arias, Peter Montiel.
International Monetary Fund Staff Papers Fall 2001 v48 i3 p522(25)
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Latin America's Free Market Fixation. (Jeffrey Sachs)(Brief Article)(Interview) John Barham.
LatinFinance July 2001 p4
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DOES FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH? EVIDENCE FROM EAST ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA. KEVIN HONGLIN ZHANG.
Contemporary Economic Policy April 2001 v19 i2 p175
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

How Privatization Is Affecting Latin America. (Brief Article) MARTIN MORSE WOOSTER.
The American Enterprise Dec 2000 v11 i8 p56
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

POVERTY, INEQUALITY, AND GROWTH IN LATIN AMERICA: Searching for the High Road to Globalization [*]. Roberto Patricio Korzeniewicz, William C. Smith.
Latin American Research Review Summer 2000 v35 i3 p7
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Raining on Latin America's Debt Parade. Mark Lehane.
LatinFinance June 2000 p16
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THE FIGHT AGAINST LATIN POVERTY.
Business Week May 1, 2000 i3679 p72
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Is Latin America Doomed to Failure? Peter Hakim.
Foreign Policy Winter 1999 p104
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Economic Policy Trends in Post-World War II Latin America. CARLOS LOZADA.
Economic Review (Atlanta, Ga.) Oct 1999 v84 i4 p38
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Down in the Dumps; Is Latin America headed for another ''lost decade''? (economic difficulties in Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Peru)(Brief Article)
Business Week July 29, 2002 i3793 p28
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Policy."

Latin America and the Dollar Bloc in the Twenty-first Century: To Dollarize or Not? (Statistical Data Included)
Latin American Politics and Society Winter 2001 v43 i4 p1(36)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Policy."

The Century of the Americas: Dawn of a New Century Dynamic. Georges A. Fauriol, Sidney Weintraub.
The Washington Quarterly Spring 2001 v24 i2 p139
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Policy."

Chile in Transition, 1970 to the present

Socialist Salvador Allende was chosen as Chile's president in 1970 in free and fair elections. Many Chileans--especially those of the upper classes--and also the government of President Richard Nixon opposed Allende and plotted his downfall. General Augusto Pinochet staged a bloody coup in 1973 and instituted a repressive regime that did manage to foster economic growth. Chile returned to democratic politics in the 1990s. Investigate and evaluate the political, economic, and social aspects this turbulent period, and discuss possible futures for Chile.

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Lessons of a catastrophe: Chile was a democracy, yet tyranny triumphed--in the name of fighting terror. Ariel Dorfman.
The Nation, Sept 29, 2003 v277 i9 p18 (1052 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Chile, 9/11/73: declassified documents reveal the US government's role in the pinochet coup. Peter Kornbluh.
The Nation, Sept 29, 2003 v277 i9 p19 (1635 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Remembering Allende: his dual commitment to socialism and democracy ought to be a model today. (Articles)(Salvador Allende) Marc Cooper.
The Nation, Sept 29, 2003 v277 i9 p23 (1213 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Behind the Other 9/11. (September 11, 1973 murder of Salvador Allende) Eric Pape.
Newsweek International, Sept 22, 2003 p54 (765 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

That other September 11th; Dealing with the past. (death of President Salvador Allende in military coup, 1973)(Chile still healing from reign of General Augusto Pinochet)
The Economist (US), Sept 6, 2003 v368 i8340 p33US (983 words)
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From Allende to Lula: assessing the legacy. (Chile: Thirty Years Later). Philip Oxhorn.
NACLA Report on the Americas, julio-agosto 2003 v37 i1 p9(6) (3196 words)
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Voices from the Chilean left. (Chile: Thirty Years Later).
NACLA Report on the Americas, julio-agosto 2003 v37 i1 p14(5) (3161 words)
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Resurrecting Allende. (Chile: Thirty Years Later). (Pres Salvador Allende of Chile) Katherine Hite.
NACLA Report on the Americas, julio-agosto 2003 v37 i1 p19(7) (3778 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Opening up the files Chile declassified. (Chile: Thirty Years Later). Peter Kornbluh.
NACLA Report on the Americas, julio-agosto 2003 v37 i1 p25(9) (4512 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Fish and flexibility: working in the new Chile. (Chile: Thirty Years Later). Rachel Schurman.
NACLA Report on the Americas, julio-agosto 2003 v37 i1 p36(7) (4713 words)
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CHILE SIGNS HISTORIC FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT WITH U.S.
NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs, June 13, 2003 p0 (1396 words)
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Americas: Chile - Shaken But Not Broken - Chile's Successful Banking System Is Robust Enough To Ride Out The Financial Storm Unleashed By The Recent Inverlink Scandal, Writes Jason Mitchell In Santiago.
The Banker, May 1, 2003 pNA (2038 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide.

Out in the cold; Human rights in Chile. (Human rights and Chile's air force)(General Patricio Rios resigns)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US) Oct 19, 2002 v365 i8295 pNA
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Politics and Government."

CHILE: MILITARY SCANDAL COULD AID EFFORT TO REFORM CONSTITUTION.
NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs Oct 4, 2002 pNA
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Dealing with the past: Chile--human rights and human wrongs. Roberta Bacic.
Race and Class July-Sept 2002 v44 i1 p17(15)
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Letter From Santiago. Marc Cooper.
The Nation June 3, 2002 v274 i21 p5
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The Chilean Coup, the Church and the Human Rights Movement. Thomas Quigley.
America Feb 11, 2002 v186 i4 p12
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CHILE: VICTIMS OF STATE TERRORISM FILE LAWSUITS IN CHILE AND U.S. AGAINST HENRY KISSINGER.
NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs Oct 5, 2001 pNA
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Speech unfree; Chile; The curbs on Chile's media. (The Americas)(Chile's democracy has strengthened, but it still maintains tight restrictions on free speech)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US) April 14, 2001 p4
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Politics and Government."

CONSPIRACY THEORY. (Brief Article)
Harper's Magazine April 2001 v302 i1811 p26
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Politics and Government."

Pinochet case, torture accusations continue to cause strains in Chile. (Brief Article)
America's Insider March 1, 2001 v1 i20 p8
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Politics and Government."

The political recrafting of social bases of party competition: Chile, 1973-95. Mariano Torcal, Scott Mainwaring.
British Journal of Political Science Jan 2003 v33 i1 p55(30)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "Economic Aspects."

Reversing the shame and gendering the memory. (II. Acts of Testimony). (Nieves Ayress, Chile)(Biography) Temma Kaplan.
Signs Autumn 2002 v28 i1 p179(22)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

After Pinochet: Civilian Policies Toward the Military in the 1990s Chilean Democracy. Claudio A. Fuentes. Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs Fall 2000 v42 i3 p111
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Raul Silva Henriquez, defender of the oppressed, died on April 9th, aged 91. (former Chilean cardinal was key in resisting Pinochet regime)(Brief Article)
The Economist (US) April 17, 1999 v351 i8115 p93(1)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

HOW TO DEFEND A DICTATOR. Nicholas Confessore.
The American Prospect March 1999 v0 i43 p14(1)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Chile" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

State Developmentalism Without a Developmental State: The Public Foundations of the "Free Market Miracle" in Chile. Marcus Kurtz.
Latin American Politics and Society Summer 2001 v43 i2 p1
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It's time for a good national confession. (Truth Commissions to heal war atrocities)
National Catholic Reporter June 15, 2001 v37 i32 p28
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CONSPIRACY THEORY. (Brief Article)
Harper's Magazine April 2001 v302 i1811 p26
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THE CASE AGAINST HENRY KISSINGER. (former secretary of state, United States) Christopher Hitchens.
Harper's Magazine March 2001 v302 i1810 p49
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THIRTY YEARS OF CHILEAN SOCIALISM. ALEJANDRO REUSS.
Dollars & Sense Jan 2001 p33
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CIA DOCUMENTS VERIFY HEAD OF CHILE'S SECRET POLICE WORKED FOR U.S. (Brief Article)
Canadian Dimension Nov 2000 v34 i6 p6
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Violence, Identity and Spaces of Contention in Chile, Argentina and Colombia. (Statistical Data Included) CATHY LISA SCHNEIDER.
Social Research Fall 2000 v67 i3 p773
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Deepening Democracy? The Modern Left and Social Movements in Chile and Peru. (Review)_(book review) Gerardo L. Munck.
American Political Science Review June 2000 v94 i2 p496
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CONFESSIONS OF A STATE TERRORIST. (interview with Chilean defector)(Interview)
Harper's Magazine, June 2000 v300 i1801 p38
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Technocrats and politicians in an authoritarian regime. The 'ODEPLAN Boys' and the 'Gremialists' in Pinochet's Chile [*]. CARLOS HUNEEUS.
Journal of Latin American Studies, May 2000 v32 i2 p461
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Chile in the 1990s Embracing Development Opportunities. Eduardo Aninat.
Finance & Development, March 2000 v37 i1 p19
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U.S. journalist's death in Chile. (Brief Article) Jim Moscou.
Editor & Publisher, October 16, 1999 p14
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Heading south, looking north. (a dissident's recollection of life in post-Allende Chile in the 1970s) Ariel Dorfman.
Americas, September-October 1999 v51 i5 p64(1)
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DOCUMENTED Complicity. (U.S. State Department releases documents about U.S. involvement with Chile during the 1970's) LUCY KOMISAR.
The Progressive, September 1999 v63 i9 p24
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Irruptions of memory: expressive politics in Chile's transition to democracy. Alexander Wilde.
Journal of Latin American Studies, May 1999 v31 i2 p473(2)
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Suggested Readings from InfoTrac College Edition

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Architecture and authority in the casas grandes area, chihuahua, mexico. Michael E. Whalen, Paul E. Minnis.
American Antiquity Oct 2001 v66 i4 p651(18)
Hint: Enter the search terms "archaeology research" using Keywords.

TEMPLES OF DOOM. (human sacrifice)(includes related article on meaning of human sacrifice) HEATHER PRINGLE.
Discover, March 1999 v20 i3 p78(1)
Hint: Enter the search terms "archaeology research" using Keywords.

Considerations of the sambaquis of the Brazilian coast. (archaeological evidence from hunting and gathering societies)(Special Section: Issues in Brazilian Archaeology) Maria Dulce Gaspar.
Antiquity, September 1998 v72 n277 p592(24)
Hint: Enter the search terms "archaeology research" using Keywords.

Regional pottery-making groups in southern Brazil. (Special Section: Issues in Brazilian Archaeology) Erika Marion Robrahn Gonzales.
Antiquity, September 1998 v72 n277 p616(9)
Hint: Enter the search terms "archaeology research" using Keywords.

Captain misson's failed Utopia, Crusoe's failed colony: race and identity in new, not quite imaginable worlds. Lincoln Faller.
Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation Spring 2002 v43 i1 p1(18)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Maps on the cusp of change: when Spain's Philip II sent out a questionnaire to his New World domains, native and Spanish respondents had some surprising and revealing answers. Louis Werner.
Americas (English Edition) March-April 2002 v54 i2 p38(8)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Women coffee sorters confront the mill owners and the Veracruz revolutionary state, 1915-1918. Heather Fowler-Salamini.
Journal of Women's History Spring 2002 v14 i1 p34(31)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Maps on the cusp of change: when Spain's Philip II sent out a questionnaire to his New World domains, native and Spanish respondents had some surprising and revealing answers. Louis Werner.
Americas (English Edition) March-April 2002 v54 i2 p38(8) Mag.Coll.: 110E3864.
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

'Loca' or 'Libertadora'?: Manuela Saenz in the Eyes of History and Historians, 1900-c.1990 [*]. PAMELA S. MURRAY.
Journal of Latin American Studies May 2001 v33 i2 p291
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

DEPICTING MESTIZAJE: Gendered Images of Ethnorace in Colonial Mexican Texts. Susan Kellogg.
Journal of Women's History Autumn 2000 v12 i3 p69
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The Legal Regime of the South Atlantic World, 1400-1750: Jurisdictional Complexity as Institutional Order. LAUREN BENTON.
Journal of World History Spring 2000 v2 i1 p27
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

CARTOGRAPHY AND POWER IN THE CONQUEST AND CREATION OF NEW SPAIN [*]. Raymond B. Craib.
Latin American Research Review Wntr 2000 v35 i1 p7
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Studying the history of Latin America: a case of hemispheric convergence. Thomas E. Skidmore.
Latin American Research Review Wntr 1998 v33 n1 p105(23)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The Cuban crisis and the future of the revolution: a Latin American perspective. Dick Parker.
Latin American Research Review Wntr 1998 v33 n1 p239(18)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The devil and the saints in the conquest of Mexico. Fernando Cervantes.
History Today April 1994 v44 n4 p38(7)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

THE CANNIBAL BUTCHER SHOP. E. SHASKAN BUMAS.
Early American Literature, Spring 2000 v35 i2 p107 (13207 words)
Hint: Enter the search terms "Latin America" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Brazil turns left: executive power in Latin America's largest country. R.J. Stove.
National Observer - Australia and World Affairs, Summer 2003 p24(10) (3924 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Clerics, exiles, and academics: opposition to the Brazilian military dictatorship in the United States, 1969-1974. James N. Green.
Latin American Politics and Society, Spring 2003 v45 i1 p87(32) (13220 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Charting by canoe: down a diabolical Brazilian river. (Field Notes). (Arinos River) A. Henry Savage-Landor.
Mercator's World, March-April 2002 v7 i2 p12(6) (3538 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

PROVINCIAL ORIGINS OF THE BRAZILIAN STATE: Rio de Janeiro, the Monarchy, and National Political Organization, 1808-1853 [*]. Jeffrey D. Needell.
Latin American Research Review, verano 2001 v36 i3 p132 (11660 words)
Hint: HIEnter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The Women of the Open Door: Jews in the Belle Epoque Amazonian Demimonde, 1890-1920 [1]. Thomas T. Orum.
Shofar, Spring 2001 v19 i3 p86 (6457 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

THE MAGIC OF BRAZIL: PRACTICE AND PROHIBITION IN THE EARLY COLONIAL PERIOD, 1590-1620. Carole A. Myscofski.
History of Religions, Nov 2000 v40 i2 p153 (10757 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The Minas Gerais: a high point of miscegenation. Bartolome Bennassar.
Diogenes, Fall 2000 v48 i191 p37(9) (4280 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

BRAZIL AND PORTUGAL CELEBRATE QUINCENTENNIAL. (Sailing ships repeat historical journey that landed Europeans in South America 500 years ago.)(Brief Article) Alison Roberts.
Europe, May 2000 p38 (540 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Dreams Come Untrue. (the Portuguese colonization of Brazil continues to set it apart from it neighboring countries) Jose Murilo de Carvalho.
Daedalus, Spring 2000 v129 i2 p57 (9993 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Modernization, Citizenship, and Stratification: Historical Processes and Recent Changes in Brazil. Elisa P. Reis.
Daedalus, Spring 2000 v129 i2 p171 (7370 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Enlightened mineralogists mining: Knowledge in colonial Brazil, 1750-1825. (Science, Culture and the colonial project). Silvia Figueiroa, Clarete Da Silva.
Osiris, Annual 2000 p174(17) (7631 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Myths of pacification: Brazilian frontier settlement and the subjugation of the Bororo Indians. Hal Langfur.
Journal of Social History, Summer 1999 v32 i4 p879(2) (14348 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

CLAIMING amazonia. Loren McIntyre.
Americas (English Edition), May 1999 v51 i3 p6 (2932 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

'A lavoura dos pobres': tobacco farming and the development of commercial agriculture in Bahia, 1870-1930. (peasants' work; Brazil) Michiel Baud, Kees Koonings.
Journal of Latin American Studies, mayo 1999 v31 i2 p287(4) (18928 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

THE GLITTER of BRAZIL'S BAROQUE BOOM. (gold rush of late 1690-1700s) Parisina Malatesta, James Patrick Kiernan.
Americas (English Edition), Feb 1999 v51 i1 p40(1) (2060 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Elite poltics and popular rebellion in the construction of post-colonial order. The case of Maranhao, Brazil (1820-41). Matthias Rohrig Assuncao.
Journal of Latin American Studies, febrero 1999 v31 i1 p1(3) (17024 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Domesticating modernity: markets, home, and morality in the middle class in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, 1930s and 1940s. Brian Owensby.
Journal of Urban History, March 1998 v24 n3 p337(27) (11244 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The manumission of slaves in Brazil in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. (The Routes and Traces of Slaves) Katia de Queiros Mattoso, Jennifer Curtiss Gage.
Diogenes, Fall 1997 n179 p117(22) (8478 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Brazil's African legacy. (immense impact on economics, culture, religion, demography and genetics of the country)(Cover Story) John Geipel.
History Today, August 1997 v47 n8 p18(7) (3682 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

Bringing the countryside back in: a case study of military intervention as state building in Brazilian Old Republic. Todd Diacon.
Journal of Latin American Studies, octubre 1995 v27 n3 p569(24) (10657 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The long struggle for liberation: reflections on the abolition of slavery in Brazil. Oswaldo de Camargo.
UNESCO Courier, June 1988 p36(3) (1755 words)
Hint: Enter the search term "Brazil" into the Subject Guide; then go to Subdivision "History."

The Gypsies of Brazil. Atico Vilas-Boas da Mota.
UNESCO Courier, Oct 1984 p32(2) (916 words)
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Representation By Consultation? The Rise of Direct Democracy in Latin America. Monica Barczak.
Latin American Politics and Society Fall 2001 v43 i3 p37
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Magical Neoliberalism. (Latin American culture) Alberto Fuguet.
Foreign Policy July 2001 p66
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The Importance of Latin America. (to the United States)(Brief Article)
World and I March 2001 v16 i3 p18
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Politics Still Counts - Democratic reforms clearly work but take far longer than anyone likes. (Latin America, analysis)(Column) GEORGES A. FAURIOL.
World and I March 2001 v16 i3 p20
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Politics Still Counts. (Latin America, analysis)(Brief Article)(Column) GEORGES A. FAURIOL.
World and I March 2001 v16 i3 p20
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International Human Rights Law and Practice in Latin America. Ellen L. Lutz, Kathryn Sikkink.
International Organization Summer 2000 v54 i3 p633
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LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION AND THE FORMATION OF MERCOSUR. Joaquina Pires-O'Brien.
Contemporary Review June 2000 v276 i1613 p281
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The Legal Regime of the South Atlantic World, 1400-1750: Jurisdictional Complexity as Institutional Order. LAUREN BENTON.
Journal of World History Spring 2000 v2 i1 p27
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CARTOGRAPHY AND POWER IN THE CONQUEST AND CREATION OF NEW SPAIN [*]. Raymond B. Craib.
Latin American Research Review Wntr 2000 v35 i1 p7
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From Incomplete Modernity to World Modernity. Renato Ortiz.
Daedalus, Winter 2000 v129 i1 p249
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Popular Religions and the Building of Democracy in Latin America: Saving the Tocquevillian Parallel. Rowan Ireland.
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Winter 1999 v41 i4 p111
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Accountability for Past Human Rights Violations: Contributions of the Inter-American Organs of Protection. Juan E. Mendez, Javier Mariezcurrena.
Social Justice, Winter 1999 v26 i4 p84
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Latin America's Tide of Semidemocracy. Michael Riley.
World and I, December 1999 v14 i12 p60
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The Alfonsin administration and the promotion of Democratic values in the Southern Cone and the Andes. Dominique Fournier.
Journal of Latin American Studies, February 1999 v31 i1 p39(3)
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The remains of Latin America's past: military legacies and U.S. influences. Deborah L. Norden.
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Fall 1998 v40 n3 p103(14)
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Labor and capital in Latin America's changing social landscape. Kenneth M. Roberts.
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Summer 1998 v40 n2 p101(16)
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Suitable for these Wadsworth textbooks:

Greer/Lewis, A Brief History of the Western World, eighth edition, chapters 7, 13, 14

Hollister et al, The West Transformed: A History of Western Civilization, first edition, chapters 14, 19

Cannistraro/Reich, The Western Perspective: A History of European Civilization, first edition: Part V, chapter 6; Part VI, chapter 9; Part VII, chapter 1

Upshur et al, World History, fourth edition, chapters 13, 14, 16, 17

Duiker/Spielvogel, World History, fourth edition, chapters 6, 23, 27

Duiker/Spielvogel, The Essential World History, first edition, chapters 6, 25, 29

Duiker, Twentieth-Century World History, second edition, chapter 11

Adler, World Civilizations, third edition, chapters 21, 34, 55

Spielvogel, Western Civilization, fifth edition, chapter 29

Spielvogel, Western Civilization : A Brief History, second edition, chapter 29

Hause/Maltby, Western Civilization, chapter 33

Hause/Maltby, Essentials of Western Civilization, chapter 32