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Modern-Day Bolivia : legacy of the revolution and perspectives for the future
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- Creator
- edited by Jerry R. Ladman
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
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- Ladman, Jerry R., 1935-
- Klein, Herbert S. Bolivia prior to the 1952 revolution
- Zondag, Cornelius H. (Cornelius Henry), 1913- Bolivia's 1952 revolution: initial impact and U.S. involvement
- Malloy, James M. Praetorianization of the revolution: 1964-1967
- Borzutsky, Sylvia. Praetorianization of the revolution: 1964-1967
- Alexander, Robert J. (Robert Jackson), 1918-2010. Labor movement during and since the 1952 revolution
- Wilkie, James Wallace. U.S. foreign policy and economic assistance to Bolivia, 1948-1976
- Holland, E. James. Bolivian relations with Chile and Peru: hopes and realities
- Cariaga, Juan L. Economic structure of Bolivia after 1964
- García-Rodríguez, L. Enrique. Structural change and development policy in Bolivia
- Morales, Juan Antonio. Bolivian external sector after 1964
- Ladman, Jerry R., 1935- Political economy of the "economic miracle" of the Banzer Regime
- Ladman, Jerry R., 1935- Failure to redemocratize
- Ladman, Jerry R., 1935- Prospects for the future
- Whitaker, Morris D. Bolivia's agriculture since 1960: assessment and prognosis
- Wennergren, E. Boyd. Bolivia's agriculture since 1960: assessment and prognosis
- Torrico, José Isaac. Public sector in Bolivian agricultural development
- Henkel, Ray. Move to the Oriente: colonization and environmental impact
- Romero Pittari, Salvador. Role of the state in the rural-urban configuration
- Arizona State University. Center for Latin American Studies
- Publication
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- Tempe : Center for Latin American Studies, Arizona State University, [1983]
- ©1983
- Physical Details
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- xvi, 409 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9780879180522, 0879180528
- OCLC
- ocm08975661
- Chiefly papers from a conference which was held Mar. 15-18, 1978 on the campus of Arizona State University and which was sponsored by its Center for Latin American Studies.
- Includes index.
Subjects
- Politics and government -- Bolivia.
Land Tenure Center
- Economic conditions -- Bolivia.
Land Tenure Center
- Economic development -- Bolivia.
Land Tenure Center
- Foreign relations -- Bolivia.
Land Tenure Center
- Agricultural development -- Bolivia.
Land Tenure Center
- Bolivia -- Economic conditions -- 1952- -- Congresses.
- Bolivia -- Politics and government -- 1952- -- Congresses.