"In Latin America the 1980s opened with a crisis in the capacity of governments in the region to make interest payments on their accumulated external debts. Under conditions of this crisis the region experienced a drastic reduction in the rate of capital accumulation, a veritable haemorrhage of resources (a new outflow of over 60 billion dollars), and a drastic deterioration in the standard of living of the population, a large part of which was pushed into poverty. The decade also saw the implementation of a sweeping programme of economic reforms, either imposed as a condition for securing new loans or to embrace the neoliberal doctrine of structural adjustment, the ideology of a newly formed transnational capitalist class."
"The 1980s in Latin America saw the implementation of a sweeping programme of economic reforms. This book analyses both the class and political resistance to the structural adjustment and the ideology of a newly formed transnational capitalist class."@en

"Neoliberalism and class conflict in Latin America : a comparative perspective on the political economy of structural adjustment"
"Neoliberalism and class conflict in Latin America : a comparative perspective on the political economy of structural adjustment"@en
"Neoliberalism and class conflict in Latin America : a comparative perspective on the political economy of structural adjustement"
"Neoliberalism and class conflict in Latin America a comparative perspective on the political economy of structural adjustment"