17.554 Political Economy of Latin America, Fall 2002

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Lawson, Chappell
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Political Economy of Latin America
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Abstract
This class explores the politics of economic reform in Latin America. Topics addressed include: Dependency, Development, and Bureaucratic-Authoritarianism; The Political Consequences of Market-Oriented Reform in Venezuela; The Mexican Peso Crisis; Transitions from Authoritarian Rule in the Southern Cone; Civil-Military Relations; Limits of Democratization; Parties and Elections in Latin America; Religion, Political Mobilization, and Civil Society; and Revolution.
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2002-12
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/145398
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17.554-Fall2002
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17.554
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Latin America, history, politics, economy, Economic Reform, Market-Oriented Reform, Peso Crisis
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