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The other path:

the invisible revolution in the Third World
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Harper & Row, 1989 - Business & Economics - 271 pages
The #1 bestseller in Latin America for the past year, this book describes underdeveloped countries of the Third World and how their internal economies and political alliances function. Photographs.

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Review: The Other Path: The Invisible Revolution In The Third World

User Review  - Varmint - Goodreads

First heard of De Soto when he was acting as advisor to Mario Vargas Llosa's presidential run. Wish I could vote for them up here. Understand he's updated the book relating to the Shining Path and other terrorist movements. Will have to see the new version. Read full review

Review: The Other Path: The Invisible Revolution In The Third World

User Review  - Melanie - Goodreads

I had little choice about reading this book because I had to review it for a class. But it was surprisingly interesting - mostly because it was a politically motivated book than an academically ... Read full review

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Contents

one Introduction
3
two Informal Housing
17
j three Informal Trade
59
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About the author (1989)

De Soto is President of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy in Lima, Peru.