Abstract
Introduction: Whatever Happened to Corporatism and Authoritarianism in Latin America? by Howard J. Wiarda Part I. Theoretical Considerations 1. State Reform and Traditional Political Practice in Latin America, by Menno Vellinga 2. Corporatism in Latin America and Europe Origins, Developments, and Challenges in Comparative Perspective, by Paul S. Adams Part II. Cases and Comparative Studies 3. The Persistence of Authoritarianism and Corporatism in the Andes: The Case of Peru, by David Scott Palmer 4. Authoritarianism, Corporatism, and Chilean Exceptionalism, by Brian Loveman 5. Venezuela's Punto Fijo Party System: A Failed Corporatist Mediator, by David M. Myers 6. Colombia: Pluralism and Corporatism in a Weak State, by Harvey F. Kline 7. Corporatism under Attack? Authoritarianism, Democracy, and Labor in Contemporary Argentina, by Linda Chen 8. Another Century of Corporatism? Continuity and Change in Brazil's Corporatist Structures, by Timothy J. Power and Mahrukh Doctor 9. Mexico's Semicorporatist Regime, by George W. Grayson 10. What about Corporatism in Central America? by Steve C. Ropp Conclusion: New Directions in Research, Theory, and Policy, by Howard J. Wiarda
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