Moreno, Francisco José., Conflict and violence in Latin American politics; : a book of readings, [electronic resource] / edited by Francisco José Moreno and Barbara Mitrani.. — New York, : Crowell, [1971]. — 452 p. 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
: Spanish heritage / : Power seekers / : Caudillismo: an interpretation of its origins in Chile / : Coup d'etat: modern techniques and countermeasures -- : Sons of la malinche / : Psychoanalysis of the Mexican / : Mexican machismo: politics and value orientations / : Need aggression in Columbia / : Case study of student political violence: Brazil, 1964, and Dominican Republic, 1965 / Eliseo Vivas -- Eric Wolf -- Francisco Jose Moreno -- Octavio Paz -- Samuel Ramos -- Evelyn P. Stevens -- Everett Elinar Hagen -- Bryant Wedge. : Some psychocultural factors in the politics of conflict and conciliation: setting up the problem / : Understanding Latin America / : Conquest of power: nature of the party struggle / : Violence as a power factor in Latin American politics / : Toward a theory of power and political instability in Latin America / : Toward a theory of Latin American politics / : Violence and politics in Latin America / Kalman H. Silvert -- Jorge Tallet -- Vernon Lee Fluharty -- William S. Stokes -- Merle King -- Charles W. Anderson -- Merle King. : Violence and moral atony / : Cuba: a case study of a successful attempt to seize political power by the applications of unconventional warfare / : Traditions of conflict in Latin America / : Causal factors in Latin American political instability / : Violence in pre-modern societies: rural Colombia / : Toward a theory of political violence: the case of rural Columbia / : Robert C. Williamson. Fernando Guillen-Martinez -- Merle King -- Richard W. Weatherhead -- Kenneth F. Johnson -- Richard C. Weinert -- : Aggressive behaviors within polities, 1948-1962: a cross-national study / : Psychological factors in civil violence / : Contriving of reform / : Some patterns in the history of violence / : Liberalization of the Spanish dictatorship / Ivo K. Feierabend and Rosalind L. Feierabend -- Ted Robert Gurr -- Albert O. Hirschman -- Frank H. Denton and Warren Phillips -- Francisco Jose Moreno.