The Brazilian Peasantry

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By Shepard Forman

Columbia University Press, 1975, 319 pp

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Breadth of inquiry characterizes this exploration of the history and sociology of the peasant class, extending to facets as diverse as agricultural marketing, cultural qualities, land ownership, and the politics of "dependencia" and of "despair" which evidence the plight of the rural unfortunates.

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