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Democracy and Poverty in Chile: The Limits to Electoral Politics

Hugo F. Castillo · James Petras · Fernando Ignacio Leiva · Henry Veltmeyer

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Political and Social Dynamics in Chile and Latin America Political Dynamics in Latin America Politics and Society in Latin America

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Introduction The Chilean Transition The Pinochet Regime From Critics to Celebrants Democracy and Poverty or the Poverty of Democracy? The Political Economy of the Aylwin Government Social Movements and Electoral Politics Limits to Aylwins Growth with Equity. Conclusion Epilogue.

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