The changing role of the state in Latin America /
edited by Menno Vellinga.
- Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1998.
- xi, 312 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Changing role of the state in Latin America / Historical determinants of the Latin American state / Rise and fall of the developmental state in Latin America / Neoliberalism, democratization, and the rise of technocrats / State in retreat in the economy / Argentina: the politics of economic liberaliztion / State in retreat in the administrative field / Centralizing politics versus decentralizing policies in Mexico / Redefinition of state policies in the social arena: the case of Mexico / Redefining the state's social policies: the case of Venezuela / "Popular deluge," the informal sector, political independents, and the state in Peru / NGO's, the state, and the development process: the dilemmas of institutionalization / Social movements and citizenship rights in Latin America / Menno Vellinga -- Howard J. Wiarda -- Peter H. Smith -- Patricio Silva -- William Glade -- Pablo Gerchunoff and Juah Carlos Torre -- Lawrence Graham -- Victoria Rodriguez -- John Shefner -- Luis Gomez Calcano -- Julio Cotler -- David Lehmann and Anthony Bebbington -- Joe Foweraker.