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...Joseph R. Farrell Weavers of Revolution: The Yarur Workers and Chile’s Road to Socialism . By Winn Peter . New York : Oxford University Press , 1986 . Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 328 . Cloth. $19.95 . Copyright 1987 by Duke University Press 1987...

...Joseph R. Farrell Critical Passions: Selected Essays . By Franco Jean . Edited, with an introduction, by Pratt Mary Louise and Newman Kathleen . Post-Contemporary Interventions . Durham : Duke University Press , 1999 . Notes. Index . vi , 536 pp. Cloth , $69.95...

...Joseph R. Farrell Menton’s 305-item bibliography should prove indispensable to literary scholars, as should his list of 367 “new and not-so-new Latin American historical novels” published between 1949 and 1992. A broadly representative selection of authors and countries, copious notes...

...Paul W. Drake The National Unified School in Allende’s Chile. The Role of Education in the Destruction of a Revolution . By Farrell Joseph P. . Vancouver : University of British Columbia Press , 1986 . Tables. Appendix. Notes. References. Index. Paper . $11.95 . Copyright 1988...

... General Edelmiro Farrell overthrew Ramírez in February all cooperation ceased. Convinced that the new government was itself totalitarian and that it was systematically setting out to destroy what was left of democracy in the country, Hull refused to recognize Farrell. But nonrecognition did...

..., President (General) Edelmiro Farrell. When Perón became president in 1946, Argentina was the only Latin American country that did not belong to the IMF and World Bank. (Entry into the two institutions was, and still is, simultaneous.) Argentina was not a member because the United States had decided...

... by such experts as Sylvain Lourié, Joseph Farrell, Edgardo Boeninger, Martin Carnoy, and others. Population pressures, coupled with increased social demand, have forced an extraordinary acceleration of educational costs in Latin America over the past decade. Educational expenditures currently exceed 4. 5...

... schedule stemmed from the State Department’s suspicion of Argentina and from the steadily deteriorating relationship with the Farrell-Perón governments, which it abetted or permitted. This bilateral stalemate effectively blocked the multilateral program envisioned at Chapultepec. The documents also make...

... in Zacatecas when Judge Marentes, believed to be “notoriously anti-foreign,” sentenced an American mechanic, J. A. Farrell, to ten years in prison for lending a pistol which later became a murder weapon. Farrell’s lawyer and the secretary of the American embassy declared that there was “not sufficient evidence...

... the foundry. The Allied blacklisting of SEMA? That could be dealt with . . .). 38 Savio made no commitments at the time, but after the June coup he introduced Mandl to Ramírez, Farrell, and other leading junta members. 39 Mandl’s reputation for opportunism had preceded him, and his relations...

... of World War II. Argentina’s declaration of war against Japan and Germany occurred on March 27, 1945, while the government was headed by General Edelmiro Farrell. 34 On April 2, 1945, Farrell decreed that Japanese and Germans were to be known officially as “foreigners under vigilance” and that those...

... European competition, and carry out the Americanization and modernization of host countries. At a 1925 convention, no less an authority than James A. Farrell, president of U.S. Steel, urged his colleagues to increase their exports, “an increasing element in the prosperity of our country,” in order to keep...

.... Farrell, which it labeled pronazi and accused of pursuing a foreign policy favorable to the Axis. The Soviet press shared this view throughout the war and up to the election of Juan Domingo Perón as president in February 1946. It was a position, moreover, very similar to that held in the same period...

...), 10-13. On school reform see Joseph P. Farrell, The National Unified School in Allende’s Chile. The Role of Education in the Destruction of a Revolution (Vancouver, 1986). 87 Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, Mensaje a la mujer chilena (Santiago, 1976[?]), 5-7. Women played roles similar to those...

.... Barger and Ernesto M. Reza, reviewed, 75:735-36 Farrell, Joseph P., The National Unified School in Allende s Chile: The Role of Edu­ cation in the Destruction of a Revolution, reviewed, 68:178 Farrell, Joseph R., reviews by, 67:738-39, 75:87 Farriss, Nancy, review by, 68:824-25 Fascism and Politics...