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Introduction,forward-thinking geographers of the time that geography had a need for imagination and innovation, and that the discipline would atrophy if we drew up rules from the study of past geographic literature. I quickly found that the reality of Latin America called for a “new geography.” Simply to study t

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Working in Latin America: The Paradoxes of Developmentalism, launched the new age of developmentalism—the world was reconceptualized, rationalized, standardized, stereotyped, etc., to enable bureaucrats to simplify development and apply normative rules of the game to Third World problems. The substantive cultural-ecological analyses of Puerto Rico by Julian

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Economic Backwardness in the Venezuelan Andesalist sector and the domestic sector steadily widened, for with unguided market forces determining the allocation of resources, cumulative movements in income inequalities became entrenched. The economic crisis of 1958–1961 led to a substantial diversification of the economy from oil exporting and a

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Venezuela Revisited: 1979 and 2010—Betancourtsome degree of mechanization. The education-focused Betancourt—a true democrat, president from 1945 to 1948 and politically active until 1981—refused to resort to the firing squad to deal with those who revolted against constitutional government.

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