"An innovative contribution to the study of the relationships between popular groups, state agents, and a series of capitalists. Striffler uses a fascinating array of sources such as life histories, local archives and newspapers, and even the internal correspondence between United Fruit officials."--Carlos de la Torre, author of "Populist Seduction in Latin America: The Ecuadorian Experience "
"An innovative contribution to the study of the relationships between popular groups, state agents, and a series of capitalists. Striffler uses a fascinating array of sources such as life histories, local archives and newspapers, and even the internal correspondence between United Fruit officials."--Carlos de la Torre, author of "Populist Seduction in Latin America: The Ecuadorian Experience "Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments 1. Capitalist Transformations Part One: The World of Plantations 2. The Banana Boys Come to Ecuador 3. The Birth of an Enclave: Labor Control and Worker Resistance > 4. On the Margins of the Enclave: The Formation of State, Capital, and Community 5. Imagining New Worlds 6. The End of an Enclave Part Two: The Emergence of Contract Farming 7. From Workers to Peasants and Back Again: Agrarian Reform at the Core of an Enclave 8. From Struggles to Movement: The Expansion of Protest and Community Formation 9. The Reconstruction of State, Capital, and Popular Struggle 10. In Search of Workers: Contract Farming and Labor Organizing 11. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments 1. Capitalist Transformations Part One: The World of Plantations 2. The Banana Boys Come to Ecuador 3. The Birth of an Enclave: Labor Control and Worker Resistance > 4. On the Margins of the Enclave: The Formation of State, Capital, and Community 5. Imagining New Worlds 6. The End of an Enclave Part Two: The Emergence of Contract Farming 7. From Workers to Peasants and Back Again: Agrarian Reform at the Core of an Enclave 8. From Struggles to Movement: The Expansion of Protest and Community Formation 9. The Reconstruction of State, Capital, and Popular Struggle 10. In Search of Workers: Contract Farming and Labor Organizing 11. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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