Contents
Preface and Acknowldegments
Inroduction
Landlord and Campesino in the Chilean Road to Democracy
The Buenos Aires Landed Class and the Shape of Argentine Politics (1820-1930)
Authoritarianism, Political Culture, and the Formation of the State: Landowners, Agrarian Movements, and the Making of National Politics in Ninetenth-Century Mexico and Peru
Agrarian Systems and the State: The Case of Columbia
Lord and Peasant in the Making of Modern Central America
Applying Moore's Model to Latin America: Some Historians' Observations
Conclusion: Agrarian Structure and Political Power in Comparative Perspective
Notes on Contributors
Index