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BIANNUAL JOURNAL* OF THE UNISA CENTRE FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE CENTRE Editor: Guest Editor: Editorial Board: Editorial Advisory Board: Editorial Secretary: ZeÂ lia Roelofse-Campbell, Unisa Centre for Latin American Studies Deon Fourie, Dept. of Political Sciences, Unisa Virgilio R BeltraÂ n, Dept. of Sociology, Instituto Torcuato di Tella Beluce Belluci, Centro de Estudos Afro-AsiaÂ ticos, Universidade CaÃ ndido Mendes Horacio Cerutti-Guldberg, Dept. of Philosophy, Universidad AutoÂ noma de MeÂ xico Phil Eidelberg, Dept. of History, Unisa Deon Fourie, Dept. of Political Sciences (Strategic Studies), Unisa Roger Gravil, Dept. of Historical Studies (Economic History), University of Natal Emilio Meneses, Political Science, Pontificia Universidad CatoÂ lica de Chile Burridge Spies, Dept. of History, Unisa Miguel Angel Burelli Rivas, Dept. of Sociology, Universidad SimoÂ n BolõÂvar Frik de Beer, Dept. of Development Administration, Unisa Deon Geldenhuys, Dept. of Political Studies, Rand Afrikaans University Philip Mohr, Dept. of Economics, Unisa Juan M Ossio, Dept. of Anthropology, Pontificia Universidad CatoÂ lica del Peru George Philip, Latin American Studies, London School of Economics AndreÂ Thomashausen, Institute of Foreign and Comparative Law, Unisa Moetsie du Plessis Unisa Latin American Report is an interdisciplinary journal of research and commentary relating to Latin America. Its purpose is to promote scholarly understanding of and general information about that continent. It features research articles, commentary, interviews, news and information, reports and book reviews. The editorial policy of the journal and its publishers is to be non-partisan, and responsibility for opinions and accuracy of data remains that of the contributors. Contributions are submitted for the consideration and recommendation of editorial advisers, the final decision being that of the editor. Manuscripts should be between 10 and 25 typewritten double-spaced pages. Footnotes and bibliographic citations should follow the Harvard method. Manuscripts will not be returned to the authors. Membership of the Unisa Centre for Latin American Studies includes subscription to the Unisa Latin American Report. All correspondence concerning membership, contributions, comments, etc. should be directed to The Editor Unisa Latin American Report PO Box 392 UNISA Tel: +27+12+429±6674 0003 Fax: +27+12+429±3680 Republic of South Africa e-mail: Editorial: roeloz@unisa.ac.za Subscriptions: dplesch@unisa.ac.za Printed and published by the University of South Africa # Copyright reserved ISSN 0256±6060 ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ * This journal is indexed in the International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, the Index to South African Periodicals and Sabinet
UNISA CENTRE FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES VOL. 16 NO. 2, 2000 Editorial 3 RESEARCH ARTICLES President Fernando Henrique Cardoso p63 . A state failure-violence-resource capture triangle: Comparing the Angolan and Colombian experiences ± David Broekman 4 . The cultural formation of Brazil and the present structure of its judiciary ± Durval de Noronha Goyos Jr. 35 . Contemporary Shamanism ± vegetalismo in the Peruvian Amazon ± Wynand Koch 42 . Academic freedom in Brazil ± Pedro Paulo A Funari 59 NEWS AND INFORMATION . The South American Summit: A new era for Brazilian foreign policy ± ZeÂ lia Roelofse-Campbell 62 . The current YanomamoÈ scandal: Neel, Chagnon et al. ± Chris van Vuuren 67 Prof Stuart Hall p70 UCLAS REPORTS . Cultural studies highlighted at Comparative Literature Conference in Brazil ± ZeÂ lia Roelofse-Campbell 69 . South African Navy participates in fleet review commemorating 500th anniversary of the discovery of Brazil ± Keith Campbell 72 IDB NEWS . On the right path ± Peter Bate 74 . Soccer meets economics ± Peter Bate 77 Henry Kissinger (right) with PeleÂ and Enrique Iglesias p78 UCLAS NEWS IN BRIEF . Latin America at SAITEX 2000 79 . Argentina at Africa Aerospace and Defence 2000 and SAAF 80 79 ISSN 0256±6060±Unisa Lat. Am. Rep. 16(2) 2000 1
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