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WINTER-SPRING
2006
Lessons from Latin America:
Neoliberalism, Crises and Social Struggles
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Oppressed and Politics in Latin America: At the Beginnings of a New History
Çiğdem Çidamlı
Leftist Goals and the Debate over Anti-Neoliberal Strategy in Latin America
Steve Ellner
The Unexpected Revolution: Venezuela Confronts Neoliberalism
Gregory Albo
Ballad of the Silent Man: Reflections on Venezuela in the Context of Latin America
Fuat Ercan
Made in Venezuela: The Struggle to Reinvent Venezuelan Labor
Jonah Gindin
The Lula Disaster in Brazil
Sungur Savran
Decentralization Reforms in Mexico: The Intersection of Neoliberalization and Democratization Processes
Aylin Topal
Global Process, Local Meanings: The Argentine Local Supporters to the Structural Reforms
Gastón J. Beltrán
Politics of the Demos vs. Politics of Politicians: Lessons from Argentina
Emilia Castorina
The Socio-Religious Origins of Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers Movement
Michael Löwy
Internationalism and Nationalism
José Carlos Mariátegui
Interview with Greg Albo (Full Text)
The Kurdish National Movements in Iraq and in Turkey: A Historical Comparative Framework for Discussion
Cenk Saraçoğlu
A Critique of the Neoliberal Concept of Education and the New Curriculum in Primary Schools
Kemal İnal
