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...Frank Otto Gatell Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 Puerto Rican Politics and the New Deal . By Mathews Thomas . Gainesville , 1960 . University of Florida Press . Bibliography. Index . Pp. xii , 345 . $8.00 . ...

...Robert N. Pierce Imperialism, Media, and the Good Neighbor: New Deal Foreign Policy and United States Shortwave Broadcasting to Latin America . By Fejes Fred . Norwood, NJ : Ablex Publishing Corporation , 1986 . Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 190 . Cloth . Copyright 1988...

...John L. Rector A New Deal for the Tropics: Puerto Rico during the Depression Era, 1932–1935 . By Rodríguez Manuel R. . Princeton, NJ : Markus Wiener Publishers , 2010 . Illustrations. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography . viii , 161 pp. Paper , $24.95 . Cloth , $68.95...

... in Brazil during the years 1961-1962 on the purposes and various aspects of the much-discussed Alliance for Progress, which Ambassador Gordon labels as a new deal for Latin America—thus ignoring important historical background involving almost three decades of the Good Neighbor Policy. Copyright 1964...

...Harold Larson The Virgin Islands from Naval Base to New Deal . By Evans Luther Harris . ( Ann Arbor, Michigan : J. W. Edwards , 1945 . Pp. xi , 365 . $3.50 .) Copyright 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 ...

... was “the most important New Deal agency to operate in Puerto Rico,” which “precipitated the island's transition from an agrarian to an industrial society” (p. 1). Indeed, the agency “became the engine of most Second New Deal activity on the island” (p. 48). Burrows's work draws on a vast array of primary...

... A Bibliography of Unpublished Doctoral Dissertations and Master’s Theses Dealing with the Governments, Politics, and International Relations of Latin America . By Kantor Harry . Gainesville , 1953 . University of Florida Press . Inter-American Bibliographical and Library...

... be removed; and that relief is only to be sought in the means of controlling its effects.” The Spanish Americans soon came to the opposite conclusion—they believed that political diversity could be checked only by dealing with its causes. In pursuing this assumption to its logical conclusion...

... of these involuntary migrants were young men, most no doubt having departed from Luanda following misfortune in the wars that, with a good deal of Portuguese encouragement, wracked their homelands after 1575. Their migration experiences testify to a significant shift in the point of origin of Africans brought...

..., and political scientists have engaged in. There is both consensus and disagreement on what these numbers mean for various groups in the society as well as long-term institutional developments. Just as new approaches have opened up new area for research, there are also a great deal of unexplored topics that can...

...Bryan Pitts Abstract In 1978, as striking metalworkers, students, and a revitalized political opposition challenged the Brazilian military regime from without, a stunning rebellion by the regime’s civilian allies in São Paulo undermined it from within. Dealing the regime a shocking political defeat...

... Histórico del Estado de Tlaxcala, is probably the earliest dated Nahuatl document known to date. This essay, apart from transcribing and translating this brief, important testimony that deals with the extirpation of old beliefs, sets the text in the wider social, political, and religious context...

... in Peru. The testimony of Pedro Siochan, a French second pilot involved in a legal case related to contraband trade, provides insight into the operations and awareness of foreign merchants. Siochan's experiences underscore the complexities of dealing with Peruvian authorities and the challenges posed...

... . Pp. xi , 226 . $4.95 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 The near simultaneous appearance of three books dealing with social and economic change in Mexico indicates the growing importance of the country as a model for states undergoing rapid development, both in and out...

... 1976 Brunhouse follows his previous book on early Maya archaeologists with the present one which deals with a group which overlapped the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a curious group and it is a curious book. Seven men are treated in eight chapters. The initial chapters are more anecdotally...

.... According to Cardinal James F. A. McIntyre, who wrote a foreword, this book is the first of a trilogy dealing with the sources of California’s Catholic heritage and is designed for use in courses and semináis in the Catholic history of California. The documents are interesting and representative...