Titlebook: Coffee and Democracy in Costa Rica; Anthony Winson Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 American

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Seismic Risk Assessment and Retrofittinglabour, for example, but high colonial tariffs, the expenses of transportation and labour shortages had never permitted such an activity to thrive.. To this must be added the absence of an indigenous population of any size that could have formed the basis for a pre-capitalist hacienda economy, as in Guatemala and Mexico.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13976-6s of the oligarchy, and the subordination of their interests to the wider configuration of interests personified by the State in this period. The really lasting significance of this struggle, I would argue, was the possibility it gave the State to embark on a major project of economic modernisation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13976-6ge landowning class in this key economic sector effectively block attempts to modernise the economy? Moreover, did the new economic model being charted by an interventionist State during the 1950s further erode power of this traditionally dominant class, or did the compromises conceded in the strugg

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,Changing Class Structure in the Coffee Sector: 1950–78,ge landowning class in this key economic sector effectively block attempts to modernise the economy? Moreover, did the new economic model being charted by an interventionist State during the 1950s further erode power of this traditionally dominant class, or did the compromises conceded in the strugg

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Introduction,evolutionary tide in Nicaragua, just as it had been with progressive changes in Cuba and, more recently, in Allende’s Chile. However, in the last few years, concern with the region has been maintained more because of the backlash of American foreign policy intent on stemming progressive change. On t

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Estate Economy in Costa Rica: Class Formation, Politics and Underdevelopment,conomic activity during previous centuries. There had been some efforts by descendants of the early . to carry on cocoa cultivation with local Indian labour, for example, but high colonial tariffs, the expenses of transportation and labour shortages had never permitted such an activity to thrive.. T

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Economic Decline and Political Crisis, examining how they set the stage for the new era that began in 1948. The world depression of the 1930s induced a structural crisis for estate producers that made more tenuous their control over the State. The disorganisation in the world economy with the initiation of World War II exacerbated the e

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