Corporatism and Development: The Portuguese Experience

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By Howard J. Wiarda

University of Massachusetts Press, 1977, 464 pp

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A far-ranging, stimulating study of the theory and practice of Portuguese corporatism which the author, an American scholar versed in Latin American studies, views as a socio-political form of governance that continues to have important implications for the present.

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