Latin America in the Year 2000: Reactivating Growth, Improving Equity, Sustaining Democracy Book

	Tables and Figure
	Introduction
1	The Economic Outlook for Latin America in the 1990s	3
2	The Development of Latin American and Caribbean Countries in the 1980s and Prospects for the Future	13
3	Hyperinflation in Latin America: The Search for Developmental Solutions	23
4	Global Income Redistribution: An Alternate Perspective on the Latin American Debt Crisis	41
5	Trade and Industrial Policy in Latin America: Issues for the 1990s	53
6	Distribution of Income and Poverty in Latin America: Recent Trends and Challenges for the 1990s	67
7	Brazilian Amazonia: From Destruction to Sustainable Development?	81
8	Women and Human Rights in Latin America: Challenges for the 1990s?	97
9	Changing Informal Settlements in Latin American Cities	113
10	Back to Populism: Latin America's Alternative to Democracy	125
11	Public Trust and the Consolidation of Latin American Democracies	147
12	"Governability" and the Receiver State in Latin America: Analysis and Prospects	161
13	Chile: Redemocratization or the Entrenchment of Counterrevolution?	177
14	Argentina: An Underdeveloping Country?	195
15	Micro and Macro Logics of Political Conflict: The Informal Sector and Institutional Change in Peru and Mexico	209
16	The State and Economic Crisis in Mexico: Restructuring the Parastate Sector	221
17	Prospects for Economic and Political Change in Cuba in the 1990s	235
	General Bibliography	253
	Index	255
	About the Editors and Contributors	265