Latin America and World Economy: A Changing International Order

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Edited by Joseph Grunwald

Sage (for the Center for Inter-American Relations), 1978, 323 pp

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Fourteen essays by well-known contributors are organized into five sections: Latin American relations with industrial countries, chapters on Mexico and Brazil, regional integration and Third World relations, financing and multinational corporations, and commentary. The quality is high.

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