Uruguay country studies

Acknowledgments and Preface
History
The Struggle for Independence, 1811-30
From Insurrection to State Organization, 1820-30
Beginnings of Independent Life, 1830-52
The Great War, 1843-52
The Struggle for Survival, 1852-75
Evolution of the Economy and Society
Caudillos and Political Stability
Modern Uruguay, 1875-1903
The Return of Civilians
The New Country, 1903-33
The Consolidation of Political Democracy
The Conservative Adjustment, 1931-43
Baldomir and the End of Dictatorship
There's No Place Like Uruguay, 1943-58
Neo-Batllism, 1947-51
Decline of the Economy and the Colorado Party, 1951-58
Economic Crisis and Decline
Pachequism, 1967-72
The Emergence of Militarism, 1972-73
The Military Government, 1973-85
The Military's Economic Record
The Opposition and the Reemergence of Parties, 1980-84
The Transition to Democracy, 1984-85
Geography
Climate
The Interior, Littoral, Greater Montevideo and Coast
The Society
Population
Social Classes
The Ranching Elite
Business Elites
Political Elites
The Middle Class
Small Farmers and Rural Workers
Blue-Collar Workers
The Urban Poor
Income Distribution
Family Life
Health and Welfare
Education
Religion
The Economy
The Economy - Growth and Structure
The Economy - Colonial Period
The Economy - Postindependence Era
The Economy - the Export Model
The Economy - Batllism
The Economy - Stagnation
The Economy - Restructuring Under the Military Regime, 1973-85
The Economy - the Sanguinetti Government
Economic Policy
Labor
Agriculture
Fishing
Forestry
Industry
Banking
Tourism
Government
The Constitution
Governmental Structure
The Legislature
The Judiciary
Public Administration
Local Government
The Electoral Process
Political Parties
Traditional Parties
Broad Front
New Sector
Democratic Consolidation, 1985-90
The November 1989 Elections
The Lacalle Administration
Interest Groups
Labor Unions
The Roman Catholic Church
Students
The Media
Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Under Democratic Rule, 1985-90
The United States
Latin America
Bibliography