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Class Struggles in the USSR 2nd Period: 1923-1930 (English and French Edition)

Bettelheim, Charles

On Education

History

Martí, José

World

Socialist Register 1987

Miliband, Ralph

Saville, John

On 24 October 1985, the price of tin fell by half. The collapse of the international tin market sent shock waves around the world. Despite a gradual recovery, many mines have been forced to close forever. The Great Tin Crash traces the story of tin: from the rise of the tin can, through the collapse of the tin market, to the present. It looks at the crisis in the tin industry from the point of view of those who have lost the most: the miners and their families. From Siglo XX in Bolivia to Geevor in England, thousands of miners have seen their livelihoods disappear.

The Great Tin Crash: Bolivia and the World Tin Market

Business & Money

Crabtree, John

Duffy, Gavan

Economics

From 1984 to 1988 Ecuador underwent an experiment in "Andean Thatcherism", conducted by its authoritarian president, Leon Febres Cordero. This work examines the historical forces behind the Febres Cordero regime and the country's traditions of populism and military intervention.

Ecuador: Fragile Democracy

Corkill, David

Cubitt, David

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One in ten of the world's murders takes place in Colombia. Since the 1950s, the country has been the scene of civil war, protracted guerrilla insurgencies and massive human rights violations. Its notorious drug cartels have become synonymous with ruthlessness and ill-gotten wealth. But Colombia is also one of Latin America's economic success stories, the only country in the region to escape the 1980s debt crisis. With its strong economy, stable two-party political system and sophisticated cultural life, Colombia presents complex and contradictory faces to the outside world. Colombia In Focus us an authoritative and up-to-date guide to this fascinating country. It explores: * The history: conflict, regional rivalry and how Colombia descended into La Violencia* The politics: Liberals and Conservatives; the guerrillas; the birth of the 'narcodemocracy'* The society: human rights and violence; the impact of the drug cartels; indigenous communities and Afro-Colombians* The culture: Gargia Márquez and the land of magical realism; salsa and cumbia; sculptors and footballers.Colombia In Focus is the fifth in a series of guides, covering the countries of South and Central America and the Caribbean.

Colombia in Focus: A Guide to the People, Politics, and Culture (In Focus Series)

Colin Harding

Monthly, Review Press

Americas

Are There Alternatives: Socialist Register 1996

A Book of Readings for Men Against Sexism

Social Sciences

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