The emergence of insurgency in El Salvador : ideology and political will
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The emergence of insurgency in El Salvador : ideology and political will
（International political economy series）
Macmillan Press, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 163-218) and index
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Description
This text analyzes of the central role of ideas and ideologies surrounding the revolution in El Salvador. It proposes that the insurgency was not merely the charismatic embodiment of structurally determined processes, but that itwas the expression of a distinct and forceful political will. The focus is placed on the period of emergence of insurgency (approximately the 1970s and early 1980s), a period too often confounded (and not only in the Salvadoran case) with subsequent periods of the revolutionary cycle.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Mitchell A. Seligson - List of Acronyms - List of Tables, Figure and Map - Introduction - CHAPTER 1: CHALLENGING THE DOMINANT PARADIGM - Insurgency and Internal war - The World of Ideologies - Ideologies and the Sequences of Internal War - New Propositions on the Etiology of Internal War - CHAPTER 2: FROM CAUSES TO 'CAUSERS' - The Insurgents - The Dominant and General Passions - The Ideology of LA Realidad - CHAPTER 3: REVOLUTION WITHIN THE REVOLUTION - The FMLN - A Leninist Vanguard - The Clash with LA Realidad - The Siren Song of Election - CHAPTER 4: THE UNIVERSITY VANGUARD - The National University of El Salvador: In the State Orbit - Exacerbating the Contradictions - Vanguardism - The Radical Left in Power - CHAPTER 5: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, SOCIAL CHANGE AND INSURRECTION - Mobilizing the People - Vanguardism - The Central American University 'Josi Simesn Caqas' - Conclusion - Selected Bibliography - Index
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