Free Trade and Economic Restructuring (Early American Women Writers)

288 Pages.- (pre-owned book in very good condition, with some light underlining, no highlighted, on the first chapter). ABOUT: A collection of essays explaining the application and consequences, in a broad historical context of the neoliberal agenda in Latin America:privatization, cuts in social spending and deregulation, with market-driven outward oriented economic development, and restructuring asa form a part of the neoliberal prescription that deeply impacted the social, cultural, economic and environmental reality of the region. Among the contributors are Duncan Green, Mark Edelman, Helen Sala, Doug Henwood, David Barkin, Deborah Levinson-Estrada Thomas Angotti, Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Julio Moguel, and Saskia Sassen, the foreword by former Salvadorian presidential candidate Ruben Zamora, outlines the key issues of the book.