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14<br />
The Dragon in<br />
the Room<br />
China and the Future<br />
of Latin American<br />
Industrialization<br />
Kevin P. Gallagher and<br />
Roberto Porzecanski<br />
In the eyes of many, China's<br />
unprecedented economic rise<br />
has brought nothing but good<br />
news to the countries of Latin<br />
America and the Caribbean.<br />
Indeed, China's growing appetite<br />
for primary products, and<br />
the ability of Latin America<br />
to supply that demand, has<br />
played a key role in restoring<br />
growth in Latin America. But<br />
the dragon in the room that<br />
few are talking about is the fact<br />
that China is simultaneously<br />
out-competing Latin American<br />
manufacturers at home and in<br />
world markets—so much so<br />
that it may threaten the ability<br />
of the region to generate longterm<br />
economic growth.<br />
“Written in an easily accessible<br />
style, this timely book is a<br />
must read for policy makers<br />
and analysts of Latin American<br />
development. ”<br />
—Eva Paus,<br />
Mount Holyoke College<br />
200 pp., 27 tables, 9 figures, 2 maps, 2010<br />
9780804771887 Paper $19.95 $15.96 sale<br />
9780804771870 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale<br />
Mexico’s<br />
Democratic<br />
Challenges<br />
Politics, Government,<br />
and Society<br />
Edited by Andrew Selee<br />
and Jacqueline Peschard<br />
In this comprehensive new<br />
collection intended for use in<br />
undergraduate courses a group<br />
of distinguished scholars examines<br />
recent political developments<br />
in Mexico—including its<br />
2006 election and the breakdown<br />
in consensus that nearly<br />
resulted—in order to assess the<br />
progress of its democratization.<br />
“This is a very important<br />
book that fills a gap in our<br />
knowledge regarding recent<br />
political change in Mexico,<br />
particularly with regard to the<br />
2006 presidential elections and<br />
their aftermath. It broadens<br />
our understanding of democracy<br />
in Mexico beyond the<br />
electoral arena and identifies<br />
some of the main challenges<br />
for defending and expanding<br />
democratic rights.”<br />
—Neil Harvey,<br />
New Mexico State <strong>University</strong><br />
Co-published with the Woodrow Wilson<br />
Center <strong>Press</strong><br />
352 pp., 2010<br />
9780804771627 Paper $27.95 $22.36 sale<br />
9780804771610 Cloth $75.00 $60.00 sale<br />
Democratic<br />
Governance in<br />
Latin America<br />
Edited by Scott<br />
Mainwaring and<br />
Timothy R. Scully<br />
“The essays in this volume are<br />
original, learned, and lively<br />
studies of economic, political,<br />
and social achievements in<br />
Latin America.”<br />
—James McGuire,<br />
Wesleyan <strong>University</strong><br />
440 pp., 37 tables, 31 figures, 2009<br />
9780804760850 Paper $29.95 $23.96 sale<br />
9780804760843 Cloth $85.00 $68.00 sale<br />
Between Tyranny<br />
and Anarchy<br />
A History of<br />
Democracy in Latin<br />
America, 1800–2006<br />
Paul W. Drake<br />
“This book offers a sweeping<br />
revision of the chronicle of<br />
democratic struggles in Latin<br />
America, long seen as the region<br />
of authoritarian cultures.”<br />
—Jeremy Adelman,<br />
Princeton <strong>University</strong><br />
Social <strong>Science</strong> History<br />
344 pp., 10 tables, 2009<br />
9780804760027 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale<br />
9780804760010 Cloth $65.00 $52.00 sale<br />
Comparative Politics and <strong>Political</strong> Economy