Latin American politics in perspective

By:

Needler, Martin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; D. Van Nostrand; 1963Description: 192 pSubject(s):

Political Science

DDC classification:

320.98 Nee

Summary: 1. POLITICAL CULTURE A. The Colonial Heritage B. Race, Class, and Political Development C. Issues in the Evolution of Latin American Politics 2. POLITICAL PROCESSES A. A Perspective B. The Press and Public Opinion C. Groups in the Political Process D. The Army and Political Violence E. Parties and Party Systems 3. GOVERNMENTAL PROCESSES A. Constitutions B. The Legislature C. The Executive D. The Judiciary E. National-Local Relations 4. POLICY A. The Making of Policy B. Policy for Economic Development C. In Conclusion: Policy for Political Development

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	320.98 Nee (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1991

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1. POLITICAL CULTURE A. The Colonial Heritage

B. Race, Class, and Political Development C. Issues in the Evolution of Latin American Politics

2. POLITICAL PROCESSES A. A Perspective

B. The Press and Public Opinion C. Groups in the Political Process

D. The Army and Political Violence

E. Parties and Party Systems

3. GOVERNMENTAL PROCESSES

A. Constitutions B. The Legislature

C. The Executive

D. The Judiciary E. National-Local Relations

4. POLICY

A. The Making of Policy

B. Policy for Economic Development

C. In Conclusion: Policy for Political Development

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