Titlebook: Neoliberalism and Class Conflict in Latin America; A Comparative Perspe Henry Veltmeyer,James Petras,Steve Vieux Book 1997 Henry Veltmeyer,

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The Structural Adjustment Policy Cyclehe consequences of these programs for economic growth and social welfare. In this chapter we attempt to integrate the economic and welfare consequences of these programs into a global view of adjustment which stresses its socio-political outcomes: most particularly its consequences for the social an

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Intellectuals in Uniform: The Selling of an Ideology and/or by offering rationales justifying the accumulation of wealth and concentration of power by the dominant classes. A special category of intellectuals — policy oriented ones — have proliferated in recent years, drawn by the economic rewards and social status associated with being part of elite

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Liberalism in Latin America and US Global Strategyist-populist policy cycle, which begins with state intervention, nationalization and protectionism; consolidates an ‘import-substitution’ development strategy, then enter into crisis because of growing state and trade deficits, macroeconomic imbalances and declining competitiveness leading to the in

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The Economic Recovery of Latin America: The Myth and the Realityatin America. They point to the end of a haemorrhage of resources and the debt crisis that had plagued the region since 1982, a net positive inflow of capital since 1990, a veritable boom in exports and the growth of GNP in some countries (Argentina, Chile, Venezuela and Mexico). This ‘recovery’ is

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Non-Governmental Organizations and Poverty Alleviation in Boliviaers of development projects grew dramatically. The economic crisis affecting Latin American governments is one factor that has contributed to the expansion of NGOs. Political and institutional changes associated with major modifications of state policies have also opened new spaces for NGOs as alter

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The Movement of Landless Rural Workers in Brazilpoor’, unable to meet their basic needs; and that close to half of these were in a state of absolute poverty or indigence. In this context, which included conditions of economic crisis in the rich industrialized countries of the OECD, and mounting pressures and movements for radical social reform an

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