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Front MatterSource: Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, Vol. 14, No. 2 (May, 1972), pp.129-250Published by: Center for Latin American Studies at the University of MiamiStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/174709 .
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The vast recent increase in urban-oriented research related to the underlying social, economic, and institutional forces shaping the urban environment of Latin America, the consequences of accelerated urbanization, and the strategies for directing it, have convinced the publishers of Urban Affairs Annual Reviews of the need for publication of a new series-expressly devoted to Latin American Urban Research.
A yearly round-up of research and development relating to the urbanization of South and Central America, an exhaustive bibliography on urban and urban-related topics concerned with Latin America (updated yearly) and a constant forum for Latin American urban scholars-are the aims of the editors, Francine F. Rabinovitz and Felicity Trueblood.
Volume 1 (1971) in the series concentrates on four major themes around which much of the significant work on Latin American cities clusters: Urban Migration and Marginality / Urban Cultures / Government Institutions and Decision-Making / Policy Problems in Latin American Urban Areas.
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Ancestor, Emperor, and Immigrant: Religion and Group Identification of the Japanese in Rural Brazil (1908-1950)
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The Brazilian Novel: Some Paradoxes of Popularity JON S. VINCENT 183
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X'Vith this issue, I conclude an eight-year editorship of the Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, as I plan to retire from academic life at the University of Miami on June 1, 1972.
I shall miss the Journal: the daily excitement of the mailbox surprises-sometimes a treasure chest, sometimes a Pandora's box-and the many, many interesting, rewarding, challenging, frustrating, exciting professional and personal contacts with my colleague Latin Americanists.
The problems-unexpected, critical, time-consuming, exacerbating, and frustrating-I can do without. They are, in fact, already forgotten in the satisfying realization that the Journal has now passed through its hectic, strenuous period of adolescent growth to a quieter, but hopefully even more impressive, maturity under the continuing sponsorship of the Center for Advanced International Studies, University of Miami, and with a new editorial staff.
Speaking for myself, the associated editor, Julian I. Weinkle, and the book review editor, Harry W. Hutchinson, together we say "Thank you so much" to all those who have made this possible.
It's been fun! My congratulations and best wishes to the incoming editors: John P. Harrison and Jan Peter Wogart.
-Ione S. Wright Editor
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Latin American Urban Policies and the Social Sciences
Edited by JOHN MILLER and RALPH A. GAKENHEIMER Accelerated urbanization and rapid population growth have drawn particular attention to Latin American in recent years. Current statistics on the growth rate of the nations of South America indicate the highest continental growth rate in the world, and there is no evidence that it may decelerate significantly.
Editors Miller and Gakenheimer have addressed various policy issues related to urban development in Latin America at international, national, and local levels from the points of view of different social sciences. The problems and potentials generated by rapid urbanization and the use of the social sciences for understanding and guiding urbanization and the process of national growth are treated extensively.
This volume is based on the Jahuel, Chile, Conference sponsored by the Ford Foundation-at which eminent scholars from both North and South America met to discuss Latin American Urban Policies.
Table of Contents L The New Urban Era in Latin America: A Challenge-The Urban Phase: Raison d'etre for Policy, John Miller
II. Integrating Urban-Regional Policies Among Nations-The Rapprochement of Nations with Contiguous Regions, John Miller / Jconomic Integration and the Spatial Development of South America, Paul Ove Pederson and Walter Stohr
III. Urban Growth Policies for the Nation-Channeling National Urban Growth in Latin America, John Miller / The Role of Cities in National Development, John Friedmann / Planning, History, Politics: Reflections on John Friedmann's 'The Role of Cities in National Development,' Richard M. Morse / Rejoinder to Richard M. Morse, John Friedmann
IV. Political Development Vis-a-vis Urban Growth-The Distribution of Political and Governmental Power in the Context of Urbanization, John Miller / Urbanization Policy and Political Development in Latin America, Robert T. Daland
V. Metropolitan Policy for the Squatter Settlements-Three Proposals Regarding Accelerated Urbanization Problems in Metropolitan Areas: The Lima Case, Carlos Delgado
VI. A Future Role for the Social Sciences: Policy and 4ction-The Contribution of the Social Sciences to Urban Policy Formulation in Latin America, John Miller
Appendix: Jahuel Seminar Summary, Kalman H. Silvert
ISBN 0.8039-0056-2 1971 384 pages $12.50 L.C. 70-103481 Market: World
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"This is an intellectually stimulating book. Its systematic treatment of problems in international organization politics is refreshing. It is well written and clearly argued."
-Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
by MINERVA M. ETZIONI, with a Preface by RICHARD A. FALK
This book is a study of relations established over the last twenty years in the handling of political and security matters between a universal and a regional international organization--the United Nations and the Organization of American States. The unusual quality of this particular regional organization is expressed in the Latin American quotation that the OAS is governed by "the majority of one.. . the minority of twenty"-a reflection of the strength of United States influence. "The Majority of One is an illuminating study in the use of regional institutions as a comtemporary vehicle of great-power diplomacy. The book reveals, in its analysis of principal incidents of peaceful settlement and enforcement, the extent to which American foreign-policy-makers have succeeded in using the OAS to legitimate more or less unilateral uses of force in the Western Hemisphere in such a fashion as to contradict UN purposes and to defeat the indended jurisdiction of the world organization." --from the Preface by RICHARD A. FALK
Table of Contents
Preface by RICHARD A. FALK 1. Towards a New Theory of International Organization
11. Regional and Universal Forces at the Founding of the United Nations Ill. The United Nations Charter: Regional and Universal Clauses IV. The Cold War and the Rise of Incompatible Regionalism: Tendencies
After San Francisco V. Incompatibility in the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes at the Regional
Level VI. Incompatibility in the Adoption of Enforcement Action at the Regional
Level
ISBN 0-8039-0042-2 1969 238 pages $7.50 L.C. 78-84220 Market: World
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Edited by HENRY F. DOBYNS, Prescott College PAUL L. DOUGHTY, Indiana University HAROLD D. LASSWELL, Yale University
Analyzes one of the most exciting instances of planned social intervention in the history of modern social science-the fifteen years during which the Cornell Peru Project (under the leadership of the late Allan R. Holmberg) undertook to assist in the self-transformation of a group of peasants in the village of Vicos, from what was essentially a fifteenty-century condition of serfdom to a late-nineteenth-century stage of economic, political and social development. The theoretical framework of this report is based upon a value-institutional system developed in large measure by one of the volume's co-editors (Harold Lasswell) and lays heavy emphasis upon the power variable. . . which is seen as the key to obtaining positive change effects. The relevance of this study to contemporary trends in anthropology is also underscored.
Based on the March 1965 issue of the American Behavioral Scientist Table of Contents
Introduction-Henry F. Dobyns, Paul L. Doughty, Harold D. Lasswell A Note to Anthropologists-Henry F. Dobyns and Paul L. Doughty 1. Experimental Intervention in the Field-Allan R. Holmberg II. The Role of Power in Changing Values and Institutions-Allan R. Holmberg II I. The Interplay between Power and Wealth-Mario C. Vazquez IV. Human Relations: Affection, Rectitude, and Respect-Paul L. Doughty V. Well Being-J. Oscar Alers VI. Enlightenment and Skill Foundations of Power-Henry F. Dobyns VIl. The Transferability of Vicos Strategy-Harold D. Lasswell Vil. The Significance of Vicos for the Emerging Policy Sciences-Harold D. Lasswell Appendix A: Vicos Area and Population Growth-J. Oscar Alers Appendix 8: Local and National Power Structure in Relation to Vicos-Paul L. Doughty Select Bibliography of Cornell Peru Project Publications General Bibliography /Index
ISBN 0-8039-0049-x 1971 224 pages $10.00 Market: World
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