Poverty of Progress

Explore the intricate history of Latin America with "Poverty of Progress" by E. Bradford Burns, published by the University of California Press in 1983. This compelling paperback delves into the region's tumultuous past, highlighting the intense struggles faced by the Latin American populace against European-oriented ruling elites. Burns emphasizes that the victory of these elites, often achieved through long and violent conflicts, profoundly impacted the community values of the local folk throughout the nineteenth century. Spanning 206 pages, this insightful work is an essential read for anyone interested in the complex dynamics of South American history and its socio-economic implications. Discover how the past continues to shape the present in this thought-provoking analysis.