Table of Contents
Westview Replica Editions — Preface — Introduction: The Study of Corporatism and Development in Iberia and Latin America — The Making of a Latin Americanist: A Note on Corporatism and Its Sociology of Knowledge — Is Latin America Democratic and Does It Want to Be? The Crisis and Quest of Democracy in the Hemisphere — Corporatist Theory and the Corporatist Model — The Latin American Development Pattern — Toward a Framework for the Study of Political Change in the Iberic-Latin Tradition: The Corporative Model — Alternative Paradigms: The “Conflict” and “Consensus” Models — Corporatism and Development in the Iberic-Latin World: Persistent Strains and New Variations — Corporatist Theory and Ideology: A Latin American Development Paradigm — Comparative Studies: Theoretical and Empirical — The Struggle for Democracy and Human Rights in Latin America: Toward a New Conceptualization — The Corporative Origins of the Iberian and Latin American Labor Relations Systems — Does Europe Still Stop at the Pyrenees? Politics and the Party Systems of Spain and Portugal — Does the Future Still Lie in Bolivia? Politics and the Stages of Corporative Development in Latin America — Comparative and Theoretical Research in Progress — Country Studies — A Dominican Case Study and the Corporatist Model — The Brazilian Catholic Labor Movement — The Corporatist Tradition and the Corporative System in Portugal: Structured, Evolving, Transcended, Persistent — Cuba: Is It Also Corporatist and Bureaucratic-Authoritarian? — The Latin Americanization of the United States — Conclusion — Corporatism in Iberian and Latin American Political Analysis: Criticisms, Qualifications, and the Context and “Whys” of the Debate
