I. Introduction: Democracy and development in Latin America II. The dynamics of peripheral capitalism II. Notes on the international economy and the external sector in Latin America by Benjamin Hopenhayn IV. The international economic criss of the seventies and the developing countries by Adolfo Canitrot V. Latin American and the world economy VI. Production relations and the third world VII. Spatial population distribution: Urban and rural development VIII. Technology choice and technological change in agriculture: The case of Colombia by R. Albert Berry IX.Development policies and demographic change in socialist Cuba by Bernt Landstreet and Axel I. Mundigo X. Education and culture in a displinary society by Jose Joaquin Brunner XI. Canada and Latin America: Four Points of view Statement by Keith Hillyer ( Business), Daniel Benedict (Union), John Harbron (Press), and John Foster (Church); Discussion.
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