Free Trade and Economic Restructuring in Latin America

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Foreword	p. 7
Introduction	p. 15
Clinton's Trade Policy	p. 27
Mexico: The Wages of Trade	p. 39
Flexibility and Repression: The Chilean Model Explained	p. 54
Costa Rica: Non-Market Roots of Market Success	p. 62
Puerto Rico: Lessons from Operation Bootstrap	p. 78
Venezuela: The Temperature Rises in the Crucible of Reform	p. 84
Brazil: Cardoso Among the Technopols	p. 95
Feeding the Global Supermarket	p. 105
A Note from the Polish-Bolivian Border	p. 117
Neoliberalism and Its Discontents	p. 120
The New Women Workers: Does Money Equal Power?	p. 129
Bolivia: The New Underground	p. 141
Chile: The Underside of the Miracle	p. 151
Haiti: A Sweatshop Model of Development	p. 156
Trade Unionism Across the Border	p. 163
Brazil's New Unionism	p. 174
Labor and Mercosur	p. 181
Guatemala: Labor's Transnational Showdown	p. 184
Mexico's Disappearing Countryside	p. 197
Salinas's Failed War on Poverty	p. 209
The Latin American Metropolis and the Growth of Inequality	p. 215
Kids Out of Place	p. 226
The Struggles of a Self-Built Community in Peru	p. 238
Argentina Under Menem: The Aesthetics of Domination	p. 253
The Politics of Toxic Waste	p. 263
Why Migration?	p. 272
Notes on Contributors	p. 286
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