Latin American politics : a theoretical approach
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書誌事項
Latin American politics : a theoretical approach
(LLILAS Translations from Latin America series)
University of Texas Press, 2001
Rev. ed
- : pbk
- タイトル別名
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Sociología de los procesos políticos : una perspectiva latinoamericana
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-227) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
First published in English in 1990 as Latin American Politics: A Theoretical Framework, a translation of Torcuato S. Di Tella's original Sociologia de los procesos politicos, this new edition also focuses on the prerequisites for democracy in any society and on the role of the popular classes in social change. Di Tella draws on the work of Montesquieu, Burke, Tocqueville, Marx, Weber, and Durkheim in formulating his explanatory theories. These theories are then tested against crucial events in Latin American history-from the rebellions of the eighteenth century to the caudillos of the nineteenth century and the militarism of the twentieth century.
This edition is more attuned to an English-speaking audience, with a new chapter addressing the historical process in Argentina from the 1930s to 2000. Latin American Politics is written in a style easily accessible to the general reader or student, while its emphasis on the growth of democracy in Latin America makes it particularly timely.
目次
Preface and Acknowledgments
1. The Study of Latin American Politics
The Fall and Rise of Democracy
Sociological Laws and Historical Processes
The Program to Be Developed
2. Tensions in the Class Structure: From Social Mobilization to Autonomous Organization
The Social Pyramid
Social Mobilization and Mobilizationism
Factors Triggering a Mobilizational Coalition
Populism as a Type of Mobilizational Coalition
Populism as a Stage in the Development of a Party Bipolarity
3. Actors and Coalitions
Social Actors as Collective Entities
Political Weight
The Church and Armed Forces: Effective and Normative Noninvolvement
The State as an Autonomous Actor
Intellectuals and Political Elites
Coalitions
Multiclass Integrative Parties: The Mexican Case
4. Violence and Revolution
The Motivational Structure at the Level of the Individual
The Structural Approach: Violence and Revolution
Mass Society
Violence, Repression, and Legitimacy
The Level of Menace: Historical Comparisons
5. Military Interventionism
The Military Role: Omnipotence or Illusion?
Aristocratic Control: Nineteenth-Century Brazil
Military Reformism: Tenentismo and Ibanismo
The Military-lndustrial Convergence in Argentina
From Moderating Role to Transformative Intervention
6. Socialist Labor Parties: The Early Experience
The Problem of Organization: Militants and Bureaucrats
Socialist Labor Parties
The Contrast between Chilean and Argentine Social Structures
The Peculiarity of the Impact of Immigration in Argentina
The Intellectuals of the Labor Movement
The EarlyArgentine Political Party System
Authoritarian Populism in Chile: The First Ibanez Experience
7. Varieties of Populism and Their Transformative Tendencies
"Aprista" or Middle-Class Populist Parties
Social-Revolutionary Parties
"Peronist" or Populist Labor Parties
The Co-optation of the Labor Movement in Argentina
The Changed Cultural Milieu of the Working Class
Argentine Industrialists and the Peronist Elite
Peronism and Varguismo Contrasted
The Relevance of the Party System
8. A Modeled Historical Sequence: Argentina, 1938-2000
Period 1. Stable Situation before "Times of Troubles" (1938-1939)
Period 2. Tensions and Menaces on the Increase (1942-1944)
Period 3. Rise of Peronism and Its Access to Power (1944-1946)
Period 4. Breakup of the Peronist Coalition (1954-1955)
Period 5. The "Impossible Game" (1958-1976)
Period 6. Unstable Dictatorship (1976-1982)
Period 7. Breakup of the "Proceso" Coalition, Rise of Alfonsinismo (1982-1984)
Period 8. The Menemista Transformation of Peronism (1991-1998)
Period 9. Breakup of the Menemista Coalition, Alianza Access to Power (1998-1999)
Period 10. Right-Left Bipolarity: The End of "Argentine Exceptionalism"? (2000-?)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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