Charting a New Course

Fernando Henrique Cardoso was president of Brazil from 1995D2002. His previously translated books include Dependency and Development in Latin America and The New Global Economy in the Information Age: Reflections on Our Changing World. Mauricio A. Font is professor of sociology at Queens College CUNY, and director of the Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: To craft a New Era: The Intellectual Trajectory of Fernando Henrique CardosoPart 2 The Making of Brazilian SocietyChapter 3 Slavery and Race Relations in Southern BrazilChapter 4 Industrialists and Brazilian Development: The Early 1960’sPart 5 Dependency and DevelopmentChapter 6 Dependency and Development in Latin America: SummaryChapter 7 Dependency and Development in Latin America: Post ScriptumChapter 8 The Consumption of Dependency TheoryChapter 9 Development: The Most Political of Economic IssuesPart 10 Authoritarianism and DemocracyChapter 11 Structural Bases of Authoritarianism in Latin AmericaChapter 12 Characterizing Authoritarian Regimes in Latin AmericaChapter 13 Dependent Development and Democratic TheoryPart 14 Rigor and Relevance in the Social SciencesChapter 15 On Social ChangeChapter 16 Social Science in Latin AmericaChapter 17 Academia and PoliticsPart 18 Democratization and Political ReformChapter 19 In Praise of the Art of PoliticsChapter 20 Freedom for the Have-NotsChapter 21 Ceasarism in Democratic Brazil?Part 22 State Reform and Development StrategyChapter 23 Reforming the StateChapter 24 Farewell to the SenateChapter 25 Inaugural SpeechChapter 26 New Approaches to Development in Latin AmericaPart 27 GlobalizationChapter 28 Globalization and PoliticsChapter 29 Globalization and International RelationsChapter 30 The Impact of Globalization on Developing CountriesPart 31 WorldviewChapter 32 Toward a New Dialogue in North-South RelationsChapter 33 Viable UtopiaChapter 34 Radicalizing DemocracyChapter 35 Agenda for the New CenturyChapter 36 The (In)complete Bibliography of Fernando Henrique CardosoChapter 37 Index

This volume should be of particular interest to Latin Americanists and others interested in globalization and particularly its impact on developing nations. Public and academic library collecions, upper-division undergraduate and up.