Social movements and free-market capitalism in Latin America : telecommunications privatization and the rise of consumer protest
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Social movements and free-market capitalism in Latin America : telecommunications privatization and the rise of consumer protest
State University of New York Press, c2006
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Bibliography: p. 193-214
Includes index
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Contents of Works
- Consumer movements
- Explaining the emergence of consumer movements
- Authoritarian privatization and delayed consumer mobilization in Chile
- The "original sins" of privatization in Argentina
- Contentious consumer mobilization in Argentina
- The gradual and contested privatization of Brazil's "Telessauro"
- "Post-Jurassic" regulation and contained consumer response
- Democratizing free-market capitalism