Nicaragua: The Land of Sandino

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By Thomas W. Walker

Westview Press, 1982, 137 pp

Describing the values of the Sandinist revolution as "a uniquely Nicaraguan combination of flexible Marxism and progressive Catholicism," this brief, sympathetic study provides an overview of history through the Somoza era, the economy, culture and politics, and international aspects.

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