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Front MatterSource: Journal of Inter-American Studies, Vol. 10, No. 4 (Oct., 1968)Published by: Center for Latin American Studies at the University of MiamiStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/165313 .
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HicTOR Martinez, Peruvian anthropologist, Chief of the Unidad de Investi?
gation y Programacion del Instituto Indigenista Peruano and professor of Cultural Change in the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, has published several studies on internal migrations in Peru.
William P. Glade teaches International Business and Economic Develop? ment at the University of Wisconsin and directs the Center for Interna? tional Business Research of that university.
Jon G. Udell is the Director of the Bureau of Business Research and Service at the University of Wisconsin and is an Assistant Dean in the Graduate School of Business there.
David Chaplin, Department of Sociology at The University of Wisconsin, is the author of a recent book, Peru and Cuba, in which he uses an analysis of change and mobility in the textile industry of Peru as the basis for
generalizations about social change in Cuba, another modernizing country.
Robert R. Rehder, whose services as management consultant are utilized both in the United States and in Peru by academic, governmental, and in? dustrial institutions for their planning and development programs, teaches
Organizational Behavior in the Graduate School of Business Administra? tion, University of North Carolina.
Oscar A. Echevarria-Salvat is a Senior Economist of the Inter-American
Development Bank in Washington, D.C, and lectures at the Graduate School of Georgetown University.
Michael J. Francis, Department of Government and International Studies at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, is currently Acting Director of that university's Latin American Studies Program.
Manuel J. Barrera Romero is professor of Sociology and research scholar of the Instituto de Administration de la Facultad de Ciencias Economicas de la Universidad de Chile.
Edward J. Rogers, who received his Ph.D. in Hispanic American Studies from Stanford University and teaches Political Science at San Jose State
College, is particularly interested in the geography and industrial develop? ment of Latin America.
Jay Kinsbruner, author of the recently published biography of Bernardo
O'Higgins, teaches History at Queens College of The City University of New York.
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Hector Martinez, Tierra y desarrollo de la comunidad en
Canas y Canchis, Peru 517
William P. Glade and Jon G. Udell, The Marketing Concept and Economic Development: Peru 533
David Chaplin, Peruvian Social Mobility: Revolutionary and
Development Potential 547
Robert R. Rehder, Managerial Resource Development in Peru:
Directions and Implications 571
Oscar A. Echevarria-Salvat, Education y desarrollo?el caso
de Venezuela 587
Michael J. Francis, Revolutionary Labor in Latin America: The CLASC 597
Manuel J. Barrera Romero, Trayectoria del movimiento de
reforma universitaria en Chile 617
Edward J. Rogers, Brazilian Success Story: The Volta Redonda Iron and Steel Project 637
Jay Kinsbruner, Water for Valparaiso: A Case of Entrepreneurial Frustration 653
BOOKS
William H. Crocker, Indians of Brazil in the 20th Century: A Review Article 662-668
Reviews: Robert A. Solo, Economic Organizations and Social Systems, reviewed by Roy J. Hensley; Robert T. Daland, Brazilian Planning, reviewed by Stefan H. Robock; Martin S. Stabb, In Quest of Identity: Patterns in the Spanish American Essay of Ideas, 1890-1960, reviewed by Eugenio Chang- Rodriguez; Stojan Albert Bayitch, Latin America and the Caribbean: A Bibliographical Guide to Works in English, re? viewed by Fermin Peraza 668-676
Books Received 677-680
Center Notes 681
Indexes to Volume X 683
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