Capsule Review October 1936 Issue Economic Literature of Latin America: a Tentative Bibliography. Volume I. Compiled by the Staff of the Bureau for Economic Research in Latin America by Reviewed by Foreign AffairsAbout the Author: My FA Anthologies Read more by Foreign Affairs In This Review Economic Literature of Latin America: a Tentative Bibliography. Volume I. Compiled by the Staff of the Bureau for Economic Research in Latin America By Harvard University Press, 1936 315 pp. $4.00 Purchase Facebook Twitter Email My FA Saved Articles Print A very valuable compilation, filling a lacuna of long standing. There are over six thousand entries, arranged topically under each of the ten South American republics. Stay informed. Get the latest book reviews delivered to your inbox. More Reviews on Latin America From This Issue October 1936 Capsule Review Who's Who in Latin America Foreign Affairs This article is paywall-free. October 1936 Capsule Review Migration of Industry to South America Foreign Affairs This article is paywall-free. October 1936 Capsule Review Chile: Land and Society Foreign Affairs This article is paywall-free. October 1936 Capsule Review President Trujillo: His Work and the Dominican Republic Foreign Affairs This article is paywall-free. October 1936 Capsule Review Mexico's Attitude in Its International Relations Foreign Affairs This article is paywall-free. Browse All Capsule Reviews
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