Honduras: The Politics of Exception and Military Reformism (1972—1978)

Autor:	Rachel Sieder
Rok vydání:	1995
Předmět:	Clientelism Politics Underpinning Sociology and Political Science Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous) Political science Political economy Geography Planning and Development Political culture Demobilization Product (category theory) Public administration Agrarian reform
Zdroj:	Journal of Latin American Studies. 27:99-127
ISSN:	1469-767X 0022-216X
DOI:	10.1017/s0022216x0001018x
Popis:	The specificities of contemporary Honduran politics are explored by examining both national historical development and the cooption of popular protest by military reformism in the 1970s. The dynamics underpinning demobilisation of the popular movement after 1976 are explained with reference to both the agrarian reform implemented by the military and certain features of local political culture, such as patronage and clientelism, which – it is argued – were utilised selectively to coopt a sector of the organised labour movement. Divisions within the popular movement, in part a product of traditions of statelabour relations, were also significant in weakening the popular challenge.
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