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US Imperialism and the Neoliberal Offensive,of poverty, an increased capacity to meet the basic needs of society’s members, and the sustainability of livelihoods. Empowerment and changes in institutionalized practices are necessary to bring about these improvements. The “idea of development” can be traced back to the eighteenth-century projec

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Capitalist Development, Labor, and the Rural Poor: The Politics of Adjustment (Nonresistance), about the transformation of a society of small-scale agricultural producers or peasant farmers into a working class. As noted earlier, this process was conceptualized in various ways. Marxist scholars theoretically constructed the process as “primitive accumulation” (the separation of the direct pr

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Dynamics of Agrarian Transformation and Resistance,d conversion of family farmland producing food for local markets into plantations producing staples for export. In some cases this has been characterized as “primitive accumulation”—the dispossession of direct producers from their means of production. However, the structural and political dynamics o

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Neoliberalism and the Social Movements: Mobilizing the Resistance,hnic groups. This chapter focuses on the dynamic growth of social movements that organized to recover political space and reverse the regressive market-friendly capitalist “reforms” imposed from above with the blessing and backing of Washington. This chapter analyzes the revival and build up of the

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Turning the Social Movements: Civil Society to the Rescue,ea of . has achieved prominence in liberal and conservative political and development discourse over the past two decades, particularly in connection with successive waves of “political transitions,” beginning in Eastern Europe and Latin America (in the 1990s) and spreading across the developing wor

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Conclusion,neoliberal regimes and the implementation of neoliberal policies in Latin America resulted from sustained political and military intervention, at times directed but always backed by US imperial policymakers and their Latin American collaborators. The dynamic and dialectical relationship between the