Politics and Social Change in Latin America Still a Distinct Tradition?

Glen Caudill Dealy is professor of political science at Oregon State University Roland H. Ebel is professor of political science emeritus at Tulane University in New Orleans The late Irving A. Leonard held a joint appointment in history and Spanish at the University of Michigan Daniel H. Levine is professor of political science at the University of Michigan Dolores Moyano Martin, who grew up in Argentina with Che Guevara, is a Washington-based writer specializing in Latin American affairs Richard M. Morse was for a long time professor of history at Yale University Margaret MacLeish Mott is professor of political theory at Marlboro College in Vermont Octavio Paz, the great Mexican novelist, historian, poet, essayist, and Renaissance man, was the recipient of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1990 Tina Rosenberg is an independent journalist and foreign affairs writer Peter H. Smith is professor of political science and director of the center of Latin American studies at the University of California, San Diego Raymond Taras is a professor of political science and literature at Tulane University Howard J. Wiarda, is professor of political science and holder of the Leonard J. Horwitz chair in Iberian and Latin American studies at the University of Massachusetts Donald E. Worcester taught for many years at the University of Florida and then Texas Christian UniversityWiarda, Howard J. is the author of 'Politics and Social Change in Latin America Still a Distinct Tradition?', published 2003 under ISBN 9780275970321 and ISBN 0275970329.