Perseus Academic: Latin America After Neoliberalism by Eric Hershberg

Acknowledgments vii
1. Turning the Tide? 1
Eric Hershberg and Fred Rosen
2. The Hegemony of U.S. Economic Doctrines
in Latin America 26
Paul W. Drake
3. Latin America and the United States 49
Lars Schoultz
4. Dangerous Consequences: The U.S. “War on Drugs”
in Latin America 72
Coletta A. Youngers
5. Promoting Polyarchy in Latin America:
The Oxymoron of “Market Democracy” 96
William I. Robinson
6. Latin America: Persistent Inequality and
Recent Transformations 120
Luis Reygadas
7. A Table to Eat On: The Meaning and Measurement
of Poverty in Latin America 144
Araceli Dami'n and Julio Boltvinik
8. Crime and Citizen Security in Latin America 171
Mark Ungar 9. The Politics of Memory, the Languages of Human Rights 193
Katherine Hite
10. Give or Take Ten Million:
The Paradoxes of Migration to the United States 213
Judith Adler Hellman
11. The Left in South America and the Resurgence
of National-Popular Regimes 232
Carlos M. Vilas
12. De Protesta a Propuesta:
The Contributions and Challenges of Latin American Feminism 252
Norma Chinchilla and Liesl Haas
13. Negotiating Multicultural Citizenship and Ethnic Politics
in 21st Century Latin America 276
Shane Greene
14. Labor and the Challenge of Cross-Border, Cross-Sector Alliance 298
Mark Anner
Notes 317
Contributors 349
Index 353