Revolution In El Salvador: From Civil Strife To Civil Peace, Second Edition

Tommie Sue Montgomery

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Politics and Society in Latin America Political Conflict and Governance Historical Studies in Central America

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* IntroductionFifteen Years Later: Peace at Last Ignacio Martn-Bar and Rodolfo Cardenal. * Prologue: Recollections and ReflectionsFifteen Years in El Salvador * The Roots of Revolution, 15241960 * Challenges to Power, 19601980 * The Church * The Revolutionaries * Descent into Anarchy, 19801982 * High-Intensity Politics and Low-Intensity Conflict, 19821984 * Electoral Authoritarianism and the Revolutionary Challenge, 19841989 * The Road to Peace, 19891994 * Epilogue: The Electronic Tamale

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