Political and agrarian development in Guatemala

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Political and agrarian development in Guatemala

Susan A. Berger

（Westview special studies on Latin America and the Caribbean）

Westview Press, 1992

  • : pbk : alk. paper

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 222-235) and index

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内容説明

An examination of the political nature of agrarian development in Guatemala, this book argues that agrarian policies, once implemented, often altered future political development. Dr Berger demonstrates that throughout the period, the Guatemalan leadership initiated major agrarian policy shifts without consideration for the demands of prominent political groups, pursued their own economic ideologies and built political coalitions. She contends, however, that state policies were often not successfully implemented because of weak bureaucratic organization, budget constraints and exclusionary practices. In addition, the author analyzes the repercussions of agrarian policies on political development, especially on the growth of the elite class and the increase in opposition from subordinate classes. She concludes that these factors ultimately led to the militarization of the state after 1963.

目次

  • The Jorge Ubico regime - an oligarch restructures the countryside
  • the Juan Jose Arevalo government - the dawning of democracy
  • the Jacobo Arbenz government - the structure of radical reform
  • the Castillo Armas regime - the renovation of traditional policies
  • the Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes regime - the modernization of the agrarian sector
  • the Enrique Peralta Azurdia regime - the costly development of the Northern provinces
  • the Julio Mendez Montonegro regime - the factionalization of state and policy
  • the Carlos Arana Osorio regime - the coming of age of the military
  • the Kjell Laugerud Garcia regime - the failure of moderate reformism
  • political and agrarian development reconsidered.

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