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Introduction by John M. Kirk and George W. Schuyler
Part I: Democracy
El Salvador: "Democratization" to Halt the Insurgency by Guillermo Manuel Ungo
Democratization in El Salvador: Illusion or Reality? by Liisa L. North
Democracy, Military Rule, and Agrarian Reform in Guatemala by Jim Handy
Consolidating Democracy Under Fire by H.E. Sergio Lacayo
Honduras: National Identity, Repression, and Popular Response by Judith A. Weiss
Part II: Development
Central America: Dependent-Welfare, Authoritarian, and Revolutionary Concepts of Development by James Petras and Morris H. Morley
One Road to Democracy With Development: Jose Figueres and the Social Democratic Project After 1948 by Anthony Winson
Resisting Conquest: Development and the Guatemalan Indian by W. George Lovell
Developing Democratic Education in Central America Means Revolution: The Nicaraguan Case by W. Gordon West
Militarization, U.S. Aid, and the Failure of Development in El Salvador by Charles Clements
Part III: Change
New Social Movements in Central America: Perspectives on Democratic Social Transformations by James Petras
Liberation Theology as a Force for Change by Blase Bonpane
The Sanctuary Movement in the United States by Mary Ann Lundy
Four Themes and an Irony by Walter LaFeber
The Reagan Administration and Its Attempts to Thwart Change Wayne S. Smith
The U.S. War in Central America by Ed Asner
Obstacles to the Peace Process in Central America by Sandor Halebsky and Susanne Jonas
Appendix: Central America: Socio-Economic Statistics
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