Sociology of "Developing Societies" Central America

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Series Preface
Acknowledgements
Notes on the Contributors
Introduction
Historical Origins of Social Structure and Class Formation	p. 1
Central America: Cultures in Conflict	p. 17
Sociology of Developing Societies: Historical Bases of Insurgency in Central America	p. 32
Class Conflict in an Export Economy: The Social Roots of the Salvadoran Insurrection of 1932	p. 56
The Transformation of Politics after 1945	p. 76
Parties, Political Development and Social Conflict in Honduras and Costa Rica: A Comparative Analysis	p. 92
Insurgency and Counter-insurgency in Guatemala	p. 112
The Christian Democratic Party and the Prospects for Democratization in El Salvador	p. 140
The Impact of Revolutionary Transition on the Popular Classes: The Working Class in the Sandinista Revolution	p. 165
Authoritarian Transition to Democracy in Central America	p. 193
Bibliography	p. 211
Index	p. 220
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