Estado, clase y etnicidad

Description:

"A welcome book on this understudied region and its peoples. Long sections are each given over to the earlier history, post-WWII development, and to an extended and deep narrative-cum-analysis of the region's ethnic-based tensions with the FSLN. A flexible Marxian political-economic view can be embraced or ignored; it is rich when read either way, including a wry coda on the 'unequal development of socialist revolutions' (i.e., not capitalism)"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

subjects: History,  Politics and government,  Social conflict,  Government relations,  Economic policy,  Indians of Central America,  Nicaragua, politics and government,  Indios de Nicaragua,  Relaciones con el gobierno,  Conflicto social,  Indiens,  Relations avec l'État,  Politique et gouvernement,  Politique économique

Places: Nicaragua,  Atlantic Coast

Times: 20th century,  1979-1990