Latin American Politics : A Theoretical Approach

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Preface and Acknowledgments- 1. The Study of Latin American Politics-- The Fall and Rise of Democracy- Sociological Laws and Historical Processes- The Program to Be Developed- 2. Tensions in the Class Structure: From Social Mobilization to Autonomous Organization-- The Social Pyramid- Social Mobilization and Mobilizationism- Factors Triggering a Mobilizational Coalition- Populism as a Type of Mobilizational Coalition- Populism as a Stage in the Development of a Party Bipolarity- 3. Actors and Coalitions-- Social Actors as Collective Entities- Political Weight- The Church and Armed Forces: Effective and Normative Noninvolvement- The State as an Autonomous Actor- Intellectuals and Political Elites- Coalitions- Multiclass Integrative Parties: The Mexican Case- 4. Violence and Revolution- The Motivational Structure at the Level of the Individual- The Structural Approach: Violence and Revolution- Mass Society- Violence, Repression, and Legitimacy- The Level of Menace: Historical Comparisons- 5. Military Interventionism-- The Military Role: Omnipotence or Illusion?- Aristocratic Control: Nineteenth-Century Brazil- Military Reformism: Tenentismo and Ibañismo- The Military-lndustrial Convergence in Argentina- From Moderating Role to Transformative Intervention- 6. Socialist Labor Parties: The Early Experience-- The Problem of Organization: Militants and Bureaucrats- Socialist Labor Parties- The Contrast between Chilean and Argentine Social Structures- The Peculiarity of the Impact of Immigration in Argentina- The Intellectuals of the Labor Movement- The EarlyArgentine Political Party System- Authoritarian Populism in Chile: The First Ibáñez Experience- 7. Varieties of Populism and Their Transformative Tendencies-- "Aprista" or Middle-Class Populist Parties- Social-Revolutionary Parties- "Peronist" or Populist Labor Parties- The Co-optation of the Labor Movement in Argentina- The Changed Cultural Milieu of the Working Class- Argentine Industrialists and the Peronist Elite- Peronism and Varguismo Contrasted- The Relevance of the Party System- 8. A Modeled Historical Sequence: Argentina, 1938-2000-- Period 1. Stable Situation before "Times of Troubles" (1938-1939)- Period 2. Tensions and Menaces on the Increase (1942-1944)- Period 3. Rise of Peronism and Its Access to Power (1944-1946)- Period 4. Breakup of the Peronist Coalition (1954-1955)- Period 5. The "Impossible Game" (1958-1976)- Period 6. Unstable Dictatorship (1976-1982)- Period 7. Breakup of the "Proceso" Coalition, Rise of Alfonsinismo (1982-1984)- Period 8. The Menemista Transformation of Peronism (1991-1998)- Period 9. Breakup of the Menemista Coalition, Alianza Access to Power (1998-1999)- Period 10. Right-Left Bipolarity: The End of "Argentine Exceptionalism"? (2000-?)- Notes- Bibliography- Index

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