Modernization and Bureaucratic-authoritarianism: Studies in South American Politics

achieved agrarian analysis anti-Peronista mode anti-Peronista parties Argentina and Brazil Argentine and Brazilian Armed Forces authoritarian basic paradigm behavior Bolivia Buenos Aires Change Chapter Chile coalition coercion Colombia concept contemporary South American coup degree demands democratic desarrollo domestic economic Ecuador effects election electoral emergence factors Frondizi gorila governmental growth high modernization ical important income increase incumbents of technocratic indicators industrial inflation institutions Juan Carlos Ongania labor unions Latin America legalista levels of modernization mass praetorianism modern area ousted Paraguay patterns percent period Peron Peronismo Peronistas Peru players policies political activation political democracy political parties political system Polyarchy popular sector populist problems processes Radicales del Pueblo Radicales Intransigentes rules situation social context social differentiation social sectors society socio-economic development South American countries South American political strategy structure Table technocratic roles tion type of political UN-ECLA University Press Uruguay Venezuela Yale University York