These essays provide the first published research on Latin America's business sectors after recent political transformations in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico and Peru. They reveal the widely varied political and economic roles of business interests, particularly in regard to military regimes and the retreat of authoritarianism.

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Publisher

University of Pittsburgh Press

Year

1995

ISBN

9780822974666

Topic

History

Subtopic

World History

Index

History

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Business Interests, Dictatorship, and Democracy in Argentina | Carlos H. Acuña
2. Perceptions by Business Leaders and the Transition to Democracy in Chile | Ernest Bartell, c.s.c.
3. The Private Sector and the Public Transcript: The Political Mobilization of Business in Bolivia | Catherine M. Conaghan
4. From Fragile Crystal to Solid Rock: The Formation and Consolidation of a Business Peak Association in Peru | Francisco Durand
5. Mexican Business and the State: The Political Economy of a Muddled Transition | Bianca Heredia
6. Brazilian Business and the Democratic Transition: New Attitudes and Influence | Leigh A. Payne
7. Bringing Business Back In: Business-State Relations and Democratic Stability in Latin America | Leigh A. Payne and Ernest Bartell, c.s.c.
Notes on Contributors