Now retired, James M. Malloy was professor of political science at the University of Pittsburgh.

This is a valuable contribution to the rapidly growing body of literature that has thrown light on the previously neglected modern history of Bolivia. . . . Malloy beings a political scientist's perspective to the fascinating and complex problems of that paradoxical nation, and its social revolution. It is a credit to his insight that his interpretations often 'ring true' and complement those of anthropologists, economists, historians, and others who have studies the revolution from different perspectives.

Now retired, James M. Malloy was professor of political science at the University of Pittsburgh.

This is a valuable contribution to the rapidly growing body of literature that has thrown light on the previously neglected modern history of Bolivia. . . . Malloy beings a political scientist's perspective to the fascinating and complex problems of that paradoxical nation, and its social revolution. It is a credit to his insight that his interpretations often 'ring true' and complement those of anthropologists, economists, historians, and others who have studies the revolution from different perspectives.

Now retired, James M. Malloy was professor of political science at the University of Pittsburgh.

This is a valuable contribution to the rapidly growing body of literature that has thrown light on the previously neglected modern history of Bolivia. . . . Malloy beings a political scientist's perspective to the fascinating and complex problems of that paradoxical nation, and its social revolution. It is a credit to his insight that his interpretations often 'ring true' and complement those of anthropologists, economists, historians, and others who have studies the revolution from different perspectives.