guide to the ronald h. chilcote collection on latin...

Guide to the Ronald H. Chilcote collection on Latin America

1900-2007

Bulk, 1970-1990

Collection Number 012

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS & ARCHIVES

TOMÁS RIVERA LIBRARY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE LIBRARIES

RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92517-5900

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Finding Aid compiled by Ronald H. Chilcote (last updated April 2009)

Series

Brazil

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series contains ephemera regarding Brazil. Materials are arranged according to the

following themes and sub-themes:

1. Brazil: Politics and Elections (1964 to 1984)



Cardoso and Lula Governments

Ephemera

Political System

Periodical Runs

Economy

4. Brazil: Political Parties, PCB and Left

5. Brazil: Interest Groups:

Social Movements

Political Culture

US & Brazil Relations

Iron and Steel

Ceará

Amazon

Pernambuco

6. Brazil: Miscellaneous: Articles, Papers, Manuscripts

7. Brazil: Intellectuals: São Paulo

8. Brazil: Intellectuals: Rio de Janeiro

9. Brazil: Intellectuals: Seminario Weekly Periodical

10. Voz da Unidade: São Paulo Weekly of the PCB

11. Brazil Left Periodicals and Ephemera

NOTE: Not all of the materials listed have been received by Special Collections &

Archives. Some items are still in the possession of Ronald H. Chilcote.

Container List

Box #: Brazil 01.1 Name: Brazil Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Politics and Elections (1964 to 1984).

1 box

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DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Politics and Elections (1985 to 1995)

1 box



Cardoso and Lula Governments

Ephemera

Political System

Periodical Runs

Economy

1 box


DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Political Parties, PCB and Left

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.5

Name: Brazil Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Interest Groups:

Social Movements

Political Culture

US & Brazil Relations

Iron and Steel

Ceará

Amazon

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.6


DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Miscellaneous: Articles, Papers, and Manuscripts

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.6.1


DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Miscellaneous: Articles, Papers, Manuscripts

1 box

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Box #: Brazil 01.6.2 Name: Brazil Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Miscellaneous: Articles, Papers, Manuscripts

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.7

Name: Intellectuals: São Paulo

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Intellectuals: São Paulo

Folders organized by person, with ephemera. See also the transcripts of interviews as well as

audiotapes of interviews.

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.8 Name: Intellectuals Rio de Janeiro

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Intellectuals: Rio de Janeiro

Files organized by name of person (See transcripts and audio tapes of interviews)

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.9 Name: Seminario

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Intellectuals: Seminario Weekly Periodical

Includes detailed notes of authors, titles, content of articles through the years of this publication

(Also see microfilm of this weekly nationalist left newspaper)

1 box

Box #: Brazil 01.10

Name: Voz da Unidade

Description: São Paulo Weekly of the PCB

Box #: Brazil 01.11.1 Name: Brazil Left Periodicals and Ephemera

Description: No description given

Box #: Brazil 01.11.2 Name: Brazil Left Periodicals and Ephemera

Description: No description given

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Series

Brazil NE


This series contains archival materials and a small selection of relevant books and pamphlets

primarily regarding Northeast Nrazil. Ephemera, pamphlets, and photocopied materials relating

to a broad comparative project on Brazil, Chile, and Mexico initiated in Brazil in 1969 (phase

one) and 1971 (phases 2 and 3), Chile (1972), and Mexico (1973) are included. The bulk of

materials relate to Northeast Brazil and a focus on two communities, Petrolina in the state of

Pernambuco and Juazeiro in the state of Bahia.The series includes audiotape interviews with the

leaders of the two communities.

Container List

Box#: Brazil NE 01.1 Name: Background Sources

DESCRIPTION: Background Sources; Obstacles and prevailing conditions; Criteria for location of

the fieldwork

Box #: Brazil NE 01.2 Name: Phase 1 Elite

DESCRIPTION: Brazilian Northeast

Interviews in Juazeiro, 1969

Interviews in Petrolina, 1969

Codes for Phase 1

CEMIC Study 1971

Box #: Brazil NE 01.3 Name: Monograph

DESCRIPTION: Northeast Brazil

Monograph by Ronald H. Chilcote. Proofs

Box #: Brazil NE 02.1 Name: Phase 2 Elite


Phase 2 Schedules, Codes; Open-ended responses for Brazil

Box #: Brazil NE 02.2 Name: Phase 1 Sociometric Br, Ch, and Mex

DESCRIPTION: Sociometric Study Phase 1 Brazil (1971), Chile (1972), Questionnaires, codes,

responses Mexico (1973) Questionnaires, codes, responses (some interviews coordinated by and

in possession of Ross Walker, Mendocino County)

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Box #: Brazil NE 02.3 Name: Phase 2 Socialization

DESCRIPTION: Socialization Study. Brazil Data

Interviews and Tapes

Box #: Brazil NE 03 Name: Phase 2 Elite

DESCRIPTION: Brazilian Northeast Study of Juazeiro and Petrolina.

Elite Study 1971

Questionnaires 1-40



Elite Study 1971

Questionnaires 41-80



Elite Study 1971

Questionnaires 81-118

Boz #: Brazil NE 06 Name: Phase 2 Elite

DESCRIPTION: Brazil Northeast

School Survey 1971

Student Code Sheets



School Survey 1971

Student questionnaires 1-100



School Survey 1971




School Survey 1971


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Boz#: Brazil NE 10 Name: Phase 2 Elite


School Survey 1971


Box#: Brazil NE 11 Name: Phase 2 Elite


School Survey 1971




School Survey 1971




School Survey 1971

Teacher Questionnaires 1-53.

Box #: Brazil NE 14 Name: Theory and Design

Brazil Northeast

Elite Study

Urban-Municipal Theoretical Issues

Elite Interview Schedule. Theoretical design of schedule

Box #: Brazil NE 15 Name: Literature and Theory


General Latin American local community politics

Brazil: Local politics, literature, and theory

Northeast: Working papers with LARP

Box #: Brazil NE 16 Name: Elite Theory

DESCRIPTION: General Theory on Local Politics and Power Structure. Basis for research.

General theory, leaders and followers, hypotheses; Pernambuco: General; clippings and

information

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Box #: Brazil NE 17 Name: Municipal Budgets: Juazeiro % Petrolina


Juazeiro and Petrolina

Electoral data for 1976 and 1978

Box #: Brazil NE 18 Name: Casimir Study 1966


Survey of Juazeiro and Petrolina by Jean Casimir for the UNESCO Latin American Center in

Rio. Includes data printouts and two rolls of microfilm.

Box #: Brazil NE 20 Name: Historical Overview Juazeiro and Sertao


Historical Overview of Juazeiro.

Juazeiro and Petrolina economy

Field notes 1969 (electoral, institutional, economic)

Box #: Brazil NE 21

Name: Historical Overview Petrolina and Sertao


Historical Overviews

Petrolina

Historical files; organizational positions; ossies. (Issues and needs, including content analysis of

themes in O Farol)

Box #: Brazil NE 22 Name: Aftermath 1972 to 1982


The aftermath following the field research. Information and ephemera for the period 1972 to

1982.

Box #: Brazil NE 22.1 Name: Revisit 1982-1982 Interviews Juazeiro & Petrolina

DESCRIPTION: Interviews and recordings with key political figures and personalities in Juazeiro

and Petrolina on a return visit to the towns and region.

Follow-up Phase 1982 to 1984

Audio interviews in a return visit to Juazeiro and Petrolina.

1. Luiz Viana Filho Salvador, July 23, 1982.

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2. Moaycr Santos. Editor of Jornal de Juazeiro. July 30, 1982.

Padere Mansueto de Lavor, Juazeiro. July 30, 1982.

3A. Diniz Cavalcante July 27, 1982

Antonio Victoria Justino, July 28, 1982

Jorge Souze Duarte July 28, 1982

PDS Convention July 28. 1982 with Jorge Khoury, Arnold Vianha Nascimento, Joseph

Bandeira, and Americo Tanuri

3B. PDS ConventioonbJuazeiro. July 29, 1983.

4. Joaquim Florencio Coelho. Petrolina, July 23, 1983

5. Dom José Rodrigues, Bishop of Juazeiro. July 25, 1983 Radio Juazeiro. Speech on the

―Secca‖

Geraldo Teixeira Coelho, Vereador. Petrolina July 26, 1983

Jorge Khory, Mayor. July 26, 1983.

Propaganda ―Palativa do Assaré‖ Antonio Boncalves da Silva.

6. Dom José Rodrigues de Souza. Interview, Recife. August 23, 1984.

7. José Walter Lubarino. Interview, Petrolina. July 27, 1983.

Manoel Correia de Andrade, Interview, Recife. July 30, 1983.

Marta Suplicy Problema da Mulher Rede Globo August 19, 1983.

8. Guissippi Muccini Interview, Juazeiro, July 26, 1982

Marta Luz Benavides, Interview, Juazeiro, July 26, 1982.

Box #: Brazil NE 23 Name: Protest & Resist (1)

DESCRIPTION:

Brazilian Northeast

Protest and Resistance

Indian Revolts; Palmares & Black Revolts; Mascates & Praieira Revolutions




Tiradentes

Rodeador

Canudos

Beato Lourenco and Severino Tavares

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Peasant Leagues of Francisco Juliao

Box #: Brazil NE 26 Name: Phase 2 School Study Mex

DESCRIPTION: Brazil Northeast comparison with Mexico.

Mexicali and Calexico

School Survey (1973)

Student Questionnaires 1-75



















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Box #: Brazil NE 31 Name: Phase 2 School Study

DESCRIPTION: School Survey

Code sheets and Coding Instructions

Brazil (1971 (584 cases)

Chile (1972) (224 cases)

Mexico (Calexico and Mexicali) (1973) (397 cases)

Box #: Brazil NE 32 Name: Phase 2 Socialization

DESCRIPTION: Socialization Study

Master Interview Schedules

Coding description and original data

Brazil (1971)

Chile (1972)

Mexico (1973)

Box #: Brazil NE 33 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Br


Socialization Study

66 interviews, 33 tapes and codes to taped 66 interviews

Box #: Brazil NE 34 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Br


Socialization Study

66 interviews, 33 tapes and codes to taped 66 interviews

Box #: Brazil NE 35 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Mex

DESCRIPTION: Socialization Mexico (1973)

Instructions to interviewers and codes. Response in Calexico, Tecate, and Mexicali

Box #: Brazil NE 36 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Mex

DESCRIPTION: Socialization Mexico (1973)

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Tapes from interviews in Calexico, Tecate, Mexicali

Box #: Brazil NE 37 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Mex & Chile Socialization Study

DESCRIPTION:

Codebook for socialization study; questionnaire: Chile and Mexico.

Chile socialization responses (1972) A+B; Codes, Written responses from open-ended questions.

Box #: Brazil NE 38 Name: Phase 2 Socialization Chile Socialialization

DESCRIPTION: Chile Interview tapes 1-60

Box #: Brazil NE 39 Name: Phase 2 Model Education

DESCRIPTION: Comparative Project

A Model of Education and Development: Preliminary papers

Brazil: General Education. Adult Education, including writings by Paulo Freire

Box #: Brazil NE 40 Name: Phase 2 Education General

DESCRIPTION: General Education

Information on Paulo Freire

Education Background papers and ephemera on Juazeiro and Petrolina

Box #: Brazil NE 41 Name: Phase 2 Education General

DESCRIPTION: General Education, Studies and Methods

Questionnaire and questionnaire design

Box #: Brazil NE 42 Name: Phase 2: Project Design

DESCRIPTION: Education Study

Project Design

Box #: Brazil NE 43 Name: Phase 1: Chile Elite

DESCRIPTION: Chile:

Elite Interviews and questionnaires for Coquimbo and La Serena.

Date for 1972.

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Box #: Brazil NE 44 Name: Baja Research Papers

DESCRIPTION: Baja California

General research and background papers and ephemera

Box #: Brazil NE 45 Name: Baja Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Baja California. Overview

Ephemera and pamphlets

Box #: Brazil NE 46 Name: Printouts

DESCRIPTION: Data printouts of:

Elite Study:

Phase 1 Sociometric Brazil

Phase 2 Brazil bio (118)

Brazil A-F (44 )

Brazil City Council and Mayors

Chile Bio A-F

Chile Councilmen in Coquimo by William Culver:

Mexico (57)

School Study:

All countries (705)

Brazil (each school)

Chile

Mexico (227) and by school

Socialization:

All countries (226)

Brazil (66 )

Chile (60 and30)

Mexico (100)

Box #: Brazil NE 47.1 Name: Coquimbo & La Serena

DESCRIPTION: Periodical clippings for the towns of Coquimbo and La Serena, 1971-1972



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Box #: Brazil NE 48 Name: Coquimbo & La Serena

DESCRIPTION: Ephemera, including documents from the Universidad de Chile, Seminarios de

Problemas Desarrollo, Regionalies do Coquimbo, Phone books,. Census Books and other

documents

Box #: Brazil NE 49 Name: Coquimbo & La Serena

DESCRIPTION: Chilean school textbooks and other information

Box #: Brazil NE 50 Name: Baja Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets, Manuscript on Baja, Phone books, Calexico information

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Series

Cabral


This series contains books, pamphlets, periodical runs, press clippings, audio recordings, and

ephemera on Cabo Verde and Guinea Bissau with an emphasis on the writings by and about

Amílcar Cabral and his revolutionary movement. The documents and ephemera on Cabral relate

to the extensive bibliography in Ronald H. Chilcote’s Amílcar Cabral’s Revolutionary Theory,

Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1991.

Series includes journal runs: Soronda 1-13, 15

No Pincha 1975 to 1985

See inventory list of available and missing issues.

Series includes: Books by Amilcar Cabral

Books about Cabral and his revolution

Books on Cabo Verde and Guinea Bissau

Container List

Box #: Cabral 01 Name: Cabral & Guinea Bissau

DESCRIPTION: Cape Verde Clippings. Independence Struggle to 1973.

Box #: Cabral 01.1 Name: Archival Correspondence

DESCRIPTION: Guinea-Bissau and Cabo Verde.

Reflects emergence of nationalism, independence, and the nation-state; letters with scholars and

participants and international organizations the Cabral and PAIGC. From 1960 to 2005.


DESCRIPTION: Journal articles and manuscripts on Cabral and G. Bissau and Cape Verde.


DESCRIPTION: Journal articles and manuscripts on Cabral and G. Bissau and Cape Verde.


DESCRIPTION: Cabral Assassination Clippings. Purges PAIGC post-1975. Coup of 1989

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DESCRIPTION: Writings about Cabral. Manuscript on Cabral

Box #: Cabral 06 thru Cabral 10 Name: Cabral & Guinea Bissau

DESCRIPTION: Ephemera Documents up to 1965.

PAIGC (Archive 65); Amilcar Cabral Writings, 1949-1959 (Archive 66); Amilcar Cabral

Writings, 1960 -1965 (Archive 67); Luiz Cabral Writings (Archive 68); FLING and Related

Groups (Archive 69). These files are from the Chilcote Archive on Portuguese Africa. All but

these files on Cabo Verde and Guinea Bissau are in the Boekmann Center of the University of

Southern California.

All references to the collection are in Chilcote, Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa: A

Bibliography of Documentary Ephemera Through 1965, Stanford: Stanford University, 1969.

Translations in a second volume published by Stanford. See also 15 reels of microfilm of the

original ephemera on Portuguese Africa

Ephemera Documents Post-1965. Listings of CIDAC (Lisbon). Clippings on Guinea-Bissau &

Cabral. Materials on Cabral. Writings by Cabral (2 boxes).


DESCRIPTION: Card file by theme:

Books and Pamphlets on Cabral; Articles on Cabral; Other Sources; Books by Cabral; Articles

by Cabral. See extensive bibliography of these and other sources on Cabral in Chilcote, Amílcar

Cabral: Revolutionary Theory and Practice: A Critical Guide, Boulder: Lynne Rienner

Publishers, 1991.


DESCRIPTION: Interviews with the Revolutionary Leadership in Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde

(21 interviews in 1975).


DESCRIPTION: Tapes and manuscripts.

Two reels of tapes with New Year Message 1973 and revolutionary music. 13 cassette tapes of

revolutionary leadership interviews. Marcos Arruda seminar on education.

Box #: Cabral 14 Name: Cabral & Guinea-Bissau

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DESCRIPTION: Chilcote Research Files. Grant proposal and correspondence.


DESCRIPTION: Correspondence

Cabral Special issue of Latin American Perspectives

Notes, manuscript, proofs of Chilcote, Amílcar Cabral's Revolutionary Theory, Boulder: Lynne

Reinner Publishers, 1991.


DESCRIPTION: Correspondence with Lynne Reinner Publishers. Cabral manuscript, interviews,

and photographs in chapters 1 to 5.

Box #; Cabral 17 Name: Cabral & Guinea Bissau

DESCRIPTION: Early research files used in Chilcote, Portuguese Africa, and Cabral bibliography.

Various subject folders on Atlantic Islands, Cape Verde, Guinea. Tribal ethnic groupings.

Resistance. Background and interpretation. Colonial history.

Series includes journal runs:

Guinea-Bissau

Soronda, 1-13, 15

No Pincha l975 to 1985 Nos 2 (March 29, 1975 to ll90 (January 11, 1986). See Inventory list of

available and missing issues.

Boletim Oficial Republica da Guinea Bissau Nos 8 to 35 (1975)

Unidade e Luta 4 numbers (1982)

Boletim BISE (1987)

Cape Verde

Nôs Luta (1975+)

Boletim Ofical de Cabo Verde

Voz di Povo

Series includes:

Books by Amílcar Cabral

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Books about Cabral and his revolution.

Books on Cape Verde and Guinea Bissau

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Series

Comparative Politics


This series contains ephemera and photocopied materials relating to the major themes in

comparative politics and political economy: methods, origins, and paradigms. Major theories

include system, state, culture, class, transition, imperialism, development, and

underdevelopment. Theoretical directions: anarchism, democratic socialism, Trotskyism, and

Marxism. Synthesis and analysis in Ronald H. Chilcote’s Theories of Comparative Politics

(1994) and Theories of Comparative Political Economy (2000).

Container List

Box #: Comparative 01 Name: Comparative Methods & Literature

DESCRIPTION: Folders on methods and techniques, literature overview, comparative

bibliography, and ideology from orthodox perspective

Box #: Comparative 02 Name: Comparative Origins & Evolution

DESCRIPTION: Folders on comparative historical theories; political economy and historical

trends; issues of comparative:

Ideology and Myths

Politics and Science

Contradictions of the Professions

Universities, Government, and Foundations

Box #: Comparative 03 Name: Search for Paradigms

DESCRIPTION: Search for Paradigms with focus on ideological premises and the foundation of

past paradigms. Folders on Marx and Weber to contrast differing approaches and influences on

paradigms.

Box #: Comparative 04 Name: Systems Theory

DESCRIPTION: Folders on types and terminology; origins; Easton and formal systems; Almond

and structural foundations; systems and class analysis

Box #: Comparative 05

Name: Theories of State

DESCRIPTION: Folders on general theories of state; corporatism; instrumentalism; structuralism;

pluralism; Gramsci


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Name: Theories of Culture

DESCRIPTION: Folders on political culture; alternative views, communication, and political

socialization.

Box #: Comparative 07 Name: Theories of Class

DESCRIPTION: Folders on class theories; class and state; class struggle

Box #: Comparative 08 Name: Theories of Transition

DESCRIPTION: Folders on theories of transition, including revolution; democracy, transition, and

modes of production

Box #: Comparative 09 Name: Theories of Imperialism

DESCRIPTION: Folders on imperialism theory; Marxist theories of imperialism; Non-Marxist

theories of imperialism, and multinationals.

Box #: Comparative 10 Name: Theories of Development

DESCRIPTION: Folders on development comparisons; modernization, economic development;

and critiques of orthodox theory.

Box #: Comparative 11 Name: Theories of Underdevelopment and Dependency

DESCRIPTION: Folders on underdevelopment and dependency


Name: Comparative Theory (1)

DESCRIPTION: Folders on comparative theory, including anarchism; democratic socialism; and

Trotskyism

Box #: Comparative 13 Name: Comparative Theory (2)

DESCRIPTION: Folders on comparative theory, including Marxism and general theoretical trends.

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Series

Cordel


This series includes over 4000 chapbooks/folhetos of social poetry and the literatura de cordel

collected by Ronald H. Chilcote, circa 1968 to 2009. Since that time this series has been

augmented with hundreds of recently published chapbooks or folhetos. Chilcote’s bibliography

includes published journal articles on the political significance of the literature published in

Lore, Latin American Popular Culture, and Ideology and Literature. Original woodcuts used for

some of the covers are included in this series. Interviews with important troubadours or

cantadores are also contained in this series.

Container List

Box #: Cordel 01

Name: Cordel Card files

DESCRIPTION: Cordel Card files. Box 1 is sorted by theme. Related to Boxes 8-2.1

1.1.1 Antonio Silvino

1.1.2 Lampião

1.1.3 Desoleiros

1.1.4 Family feuds

1.1.5 Pelejas

1.1.5 Valentia

2.1.2 Padre Cicero

2.1.4 Padre Damião

2.1.5 Other

2.2 Misterios

3.1 Natural Disasters

4.1 Local

4.2 State

4.4 International

4.5 General

Some cards for additional chapbooks 1970s to 1980s are not organized by theme.

Box #: Cordel 02

Name: Card File Romances

DESCRIPTION: Card File Romances. Related to Boxes 53-56

Box #: Cordel 03 Name: Cordel Monographs, Pamphlets, Bibliography

DESCRIPTION: Cordel Monographs, Pamphlets, Bibliography

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Description and Dimension

Protest Movements: Reference, clippings

Case Studies of Resistance

Conselheiro & Julião

Social Banditry


DESCRIPTION: Popular Poets: Interviews in 1967. Notes and transcriptions, interview schedules,

interview tabulation, and articles from journals.


DESCRIPTION: Cordel. UCLA Symposium. Chilcote mss and published article in Lore. Popular

poetry and politics. Ideology and Literature

Box #: Cordel 06 Name: Cordel Microfilm & Tapes

DESCRIPTION: Microfilm of old chapbooks (folhetos) in Casa Ruy Barbosa from the Leondro

Barros Collection, Rio de Janeiro.

Audiotapes of troubadors or cantadores:

Northeast Cantadores

Campo São Cristavão, Rio, May 7, 1967

Casa de Paraiba, Rio, May 1967

Lourival &Otacilio Batista

Cantadores Paraíba. Interviews by Setastião Batista, July-August 1967

5 reel tapes, l small reel tape, 2 cassettes:

João José da Silva

Manoel Camilo dos Santos

Lourivan Batista Patariota

Severino Anísio de Souza

José Alves de Pontes

José Bernardo da Silva

Francisco Evarista da Silva

Adalgiso Carlos Lacerda de Oliveira

Joaquim Batista da Silva

Sebastião Francisco da Silva

Manoel Caboclo da Silva

Manoel d'Almeida da Silva, Sebastiaão Batista, Blaudomiro Paes de Andrade, José da

Silva, Luiz Camara Cascudo.

Estrolinho da Norte

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Estrolinho da Norte & José pedro da Silva.

Ceará Caboclo

Festa da aViola

See originals in Cordel 06

Box #: Cordel 07

Name: Cordel Woodcuts

DESCRIPTION: Cordel Literature. Woodcuts for capa or cover of the chapbooks or folhetos. (31

woodcuts)

Box #: Cordel 08-21 Name: Pamphlets by Theme

DESCRIPTION: Cordel Pamphlets classified by theme. See index cards in Box 1

Box #: Cordel 22-38 Name: Unclassified Pamphlets

DESCRIPTION: Unclassified cordel pamphlets published in the1980s and1990s

Box #: Cordel 39-50 Name: Unclassified Pamphlets

DESCRIPTION: Cordel pamphlets published in 1980s and 1990s.

Box #: Cordel 51 Name: Rare Papers

Box #: Cordel 52 Name: Unclassified Pamphlets

Box #: Cordel 53-56 Name: Romance Pamphlets

Box #: Cordel 57-67 Name: Romances unclassified

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Series

Intervention


This series contains materials from 1960 to 2000 with general folders on each major Latin

American country. This extends to protest movements in the United States, including Afro-

American, Chicano, Native American, and Feminist Movements. Each box usually contains a

folder on the revolutionary left material

Container List

Box #: Intervention 01.01 Name: Latin America Overview

DESCRIPTION: Latin America Overview; Overview of Cases by Study Units. Reading Lists.

Course Syllabuses and Study Guides

Box #: Intervention 01.02.1 Name:: LA Quincentenary (1)

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets and ephemera on the 500th celebration of the discovery of the

Americas. Critical assessment of the period 1492-1992

Box #: Intervention 01.02.2 Name: LA Quincentenary (2)









Box #: Intervention 01.03.1 Name: US & LA Politics (1)

DESCRIPTION: United States and Latin America: Relations and Politics. Pamphlets and

Ephemera



Ephemera

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Box #: Intervention 01.03.3 Name: US &LA Politics (3)


Ephemera



Ephemera



Ephemera

Box #: Intervention 01.04 Name: General Overview Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Latin America. General Overview. Ephemera, clippings, other

Box #: Intervention 01.05 Name: Comp Pols & LA Comparative Politics and Latin America

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets, Ephemera, Clippings

Foundations:

Geography

History

Government

Economic Development

Box #: Intervention 01.06 Name: Religious Institutions

DESCRIPTION: Foundations of Latin America:

Church and Religions Groups

Box #: Intervention 01.07 Name: Bureaucracy, Oligarchy, and Intellectuals

DESCRIPTION: Foundations of Latin America Bureaucracy

Industrial Oligarchy

Intellectuals

Box #: Intervention 01.08 Name: Military

DESCRIPTION: Foundations of Latin America

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Military

Box #: Intervention 01.09 Name: Parties and Party System


Political Parties and Party System

Box #:Intervention 01.10.01 Name: Students (1)


Students

Box #: Intervention 01.10.02 Name: Students (2)

DESCRIPTION: Latin American Foundations

Students (2)

Box #: Intervention 01.11 Name: Peasantry (1)


Peasantry

Box #: Intervention 01.12 Name: Peasantry (2)


Peasantry (continued)

Box #: Intervention 01.13 Name: Labor and Labor Unions


Labor and Labor Unions

Box #: Intervention 01.14 Name: Various Folders

DESCRIPTION: Latin America Folders on:

Social Movements

Agrarian Reform

Debt

Environment

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NAFTA

Economic Perspectives

Box #: Intervention 02.01 Name: Argentina General

DESCRIPTION: Argentina

General File: Guides, maps, newspaper clippings, and journal articles, pamphlets, and

documents. 1960 to 2000

Box #: Intervention 02.02 Name: Argentina General




Box #: Intervention 03 Name: Argentina Left


Revolutionary Left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and pamphlets. 1960 to 2000

Box #: Intervention 04 Name: Argentina 1966 & 1982 Coup 1966 & Falklands Malvinas 1982 Argentina

Coup June 1966. Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documents as backdrop to a case study

by Ronald H. Chilcote published October 1966 by the Latin American Research Program,

University of California, Riverside

Falklands Malvinas War 1982. Newspaper clippings, journal articles, guides to the conflict.

Box #: Intervention 05 Name: Bolivia

DESCRIPTION: General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, 1959 to 2000

Revolutionary Left Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, pamphlets and documents.

1961 to 2000.

Intervention 06 Brazil Coup 1964 Brazil

1964 Coup Files. See also general and specific research files in the Chilcote Research Archive

under Brazil 01.0 to 19.

Box #: Intervention 06

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Name: Brazil Coup 1964

Description: Brazil

1964 Coup Files. See also general and specific research files in the Chilcote Research Archive

under Brazil 01.0 to 19.

Box #: Intervention 07 Name: Central America General

DESCRIPTION: Central America

General Folder. Maps, pamphlets, newspaper clippings

Box #: Intervention 08 Name: Central America US Policy

DESCRIPTION: Central America

U.S. Policy and Intervention, 1980 to 1990s. Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, journal articles,

document. Includes Chilcote talks and papers on the subject.

Box #: Intervention 09.01 Name: Chile General and Left

DESCRIPTION: Chile General File

Pamphlets, Notes, and Clippings on Chile

Box #: Intervention 09.02 Name: Chile: Frei, 1964-1970

DESCRIPTION: Chile

Eduardo Frei Period, 1964-1970

Pamphlets, Ephemera, and Newspaper Clippings

Box #: Intervention 09.03 Name: Chile: Pamphlets Peasants and Agrarian Reform

DESCRIPTION: Chile

Pamphlets with emphasis on peasants and agrarian reform in the 1960s

Box #: Intervention 09.04 Name: Chile: Electoral Data 1960-70

DESCRIPTION: Chile

Electoral Data 1960 to 1970

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Box #: Intervention 09.05 Name: Chile: Electoral Data

DESCRIPTION: Chile: Electoral Data (continued)

Box #: Intervention 09.06 Name: Chile: Allende Period, 1973 Coup & Aftermath

DESCRIPTION: Chile, Allende, the 1973 Coup and the Aftermath. Newspaper clippings, journal

articles, pamphlets and documents. Background outlines and materials. Focus on the coup.

Box #: Intervention 09.07 Name: Chile: Allende Speeches

DESCRIPTION: Chile:

Speeches by Salvador Allende

Writings on Justice by Jack Spence

Box #: Intervention 09.08 Name: Chile: Pamphlets

DESCRIPTION: Chile: Pamphlets

Box #: Intervention 09.09.1 Name: Chile: Periodical Runs (1)

DESCRIPTION: Chile: Periodical Runs and Clippings

Box #: Intervention 09.09.2 Name: Chile: Periodical Runs (2)

DESCRIPTION: Chile: Periodical Runs and Clippings

Box #: Intervention 09.10

Name: Chile: Post 1973 ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Chile after 1973

Pamphlets, mimeos, clippings and general ephemera

Box #: Intervention 09.10.1

Name: Chile Post 1973 Ephemera

Description: No Description Given

Box #: Intervention 09.10.2 Name: Chile Post 1973 Ephemera

Description: No Description Given

Box #: Intervention 10 Name: Chile: ITT & Copper

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DESCRIPTION: Chile:

ITT and corporate interests, Project Camelot, Chilean copper nationalization.

Box #: Intervention 11 Name: Colombia General & Left

DESCRIPTION: Colombia General Files:



Colombia Revolutionary Left: Gaitan and violence. Guerrilla struggles. Periodical clippings,

journal articles, and documents.

Box #: Intervention 12 Name: Costa Rica General & Left Costa Rica

DESCRIPTION: General Files: Newspaper clippings, journal articles from 1962 to 1994.

Revolutionary Left: Newspaper clippings and journal articles 1962 to 1974+

Box #: Intervention 13 Name: Cuba General

DESCRIPTION: Cuba General:

Newspaper clippings, journal articles, pamphlets, and documents organized by particular year.

Folder of newspaper clippings, journal articles, pamphlets, documents on Cuban themes,

including rectification 1985-1990, Ochoa case, economy, U.S policies, Soviet policy. Folders on

Cuban culture, politics, women, and other topics. Reports and analysis of CESU Centro de

Estudios Estados Unidos. Impact on Cuba of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Box #: Intervention 14 Name: Cuba General Lectures

DESCRIPTION: Cuba

General newspaper clippings and documents.

Box #: Intervention 15 Name: Cuba Politics

DESCRIPTION: Cuba

Lecture materials on Cuba, study guide, syllabus, notes. Cuba and its issues--debates at UC

Riverside and student concerns.

Box #: Intervention 16 Name: Cuba Bay of Pigs &Missile Crisis Oct 1962

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DESCRIPTION: Cuba

Bay of Pigs April 1961. Newspaper clippings and references

Cuban Missile Crisis October 1962. Newspaper clippings, references, journal articles.


Name: Cuba Castro, Guevara

Description: Cuba

Articles by and about Regis Debres. Fidel Castro, Che Guevara.

Box #: Intervention 18 Name: Dominican Republic 1965

DESCRIPTION: Dominican Republic

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, document

Dominican Republic. 1965 intervention by U.S. forces. Newspaper clippings, journal articles,

documents and correspondence. U.S. Interests. Events of 1965. Interpretations of 1965. Military

junta 1965. Radical Left. Role of OAS.

Box #: Intervention 19 Name: Ecuador

DESCRIPTION: Ecuador:

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documents

Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings and ephemera.

Box #: Intervention 20 Name: El Salvador General

DESCRIPTION: El Salvador

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documents. Emphasis 1961 to 1989.

Revolutionary Left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, ephemera documents, especially

1963 to 1980s.

Box #: Intervention 21 Name: El Salvador Revolt & Con

DESCRIPTION: El Salvador

Revolution and Counter Revolution during the 1980s:

Periodical clippings, journal articles, pamphlets, documentary ephemera.

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Box #: Intervention 21.1 Name: El Salvador Ephemera

Description: Combate Periodical 1980s & Other Ephemera

Box #: Intervention 22 Name: Greneda Invasion 1983

DESCRIPTION: Greneda

Invasion 1983. Interpretations. Maurice Bishop and the Greneda Revolution. Newspaper

clippings, journal articles, document.

Box #: Intervention 22.1 Name: Grenada

Description: Free West Indian Periodical Run Early 1980 under Maurice Bishop

Box #: Intervention 23 Name: Guatemala General

DESCRIPTION: Guatemala:

General sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documentary ephemera, pamphlets.

Emphasis on 1963 to 2000.

Box #: Intervention 24 Name: Guatemala Left & 1954

DESCRIPTION: Guatemala

Revolutionary Left: General sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documentary

ephemera, pamphlets. Emphasis on 1961 to 1962.

The coup of 1954. Journal articles, documents, newspaper clippings.

Box #: Intervention 25 Name: Guyana Jagan and Left

DESCRIPTION: Guyana:

General sources

Cheddi Jagan as Marxist Prime Minister. Left responses to British rule. Autonomy and

independence.

Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documentary ephemera.

Box #: Intervention 26 Name: Haiti General & Left

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DESCRIPTION: Haiti

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documents. Especially 1959 to

1990s.

Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documentary ephemera.

Box #: Intervention 27 Name: Haiti Intervention Aristide

DESCRIPTION: Haiti

The rise of Aristide. U.S. intervention. Newspaper clippings and documents. Especially 1959 to

1994 and aftermath.

Box #: Intervention 28 Name: Honduras General & Left

DESCRIPTION: Honduras General


Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documentary ephemera, pamphlets.

Emphasis on 1963 to 1997.

Box #: Intervention 29.1 Name: Mexico General

DESCRIPTION: Mexico:


Box #: Intervention 29.2 Name: Mexico General

DESCRIPTION: Mexico:


Box #: Intervention 30 Name: Mexico Left & Chiapas

DESCRIPTION: Mexico

Revolutionary Left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, document

Chiapas Insurgency & Autonomy, especially 1994 to 2000.

Box #: Intervention 31 Name: Nicaragua General

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DESCRIPTION: Nicaragua

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documents

Box #: Intervention 32 Name: Nicaragua Left

DESCRIPTION: Nicaragua, Revolutionary left

Sandinista Revolution and the Contra War. Ephemeral material, including pamphlets, leaflets,

newspaper clippings, periodical articles (original or photocopy), Organized into segments:

general articles on Nicaragua, the Nicaraguan Revolution, and the Contra Resistance. U.S Policy

in Nicaragua, U.S Talks, La Penca, and FBI role; Nicaragua books and films; Nicaraguan

Constitution; World Court Condemnation; Economy; 1984 Elections; Sandinistas; Sandinista

Internal Pressures; Pluralism and internal dissent; Elections of 1990; Agrarian Reform and

Peasantry; Nicaragua Military Buildup; Church Split; Nicaragua Ties to Cuba; Regional

Autonomy (Miskito Indians); U.S. Rightwing and Nicaragua; Contras Internal Organization and

Dissent; Contradora Plans; Sandinista Electoral Defeat and the Aftermath into the 1990s.

Box #: Intervention 33 Name: Nicaragua Revolution


Sandinista Revolution: Periodical clippings, journal articles, and documentary ephemera

Box #: Intervention 34 Name: Nicaragua Revolution


Sandinista Revolution and the Counterrevolution: Periodical clippings, journal articles, and

documentary ephemera

Box #: Intervention 35 Name: Panama General & Left

DESCRIPTION: Panama

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, maps, and documentary ephemera.

Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles.

Box #: Intervention 36 Name: Panama 1989 Intervention

DESCRIPTION: Panama

Intervention and U.S. Invasion during December 1989. Brief analysis by Chilcote. Reading list.

Journals and documents, Newspaper clippings, 1988 to 1995.


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Name: Paraguay General & Left

DESCRIPTION: Paraguay

General Files: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documents. 1960 to 2000

Revolutionary Left Files. Newspaper clippings and journal articles. 1962 to l980s

Worldmark Encyclopedia Manuscript File.

Box #: Intervention 38 Name: Peru General

DESCRIPTION: Peru

General sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, documents

International Petroleum Company: Exploitation and Nationalization. Case Study.

Box #: Intervention 39 Name: Peru Left

DESCRIPTION: Peru:

Revolutionary Left: Periodical clippings, journal articles, documentary ephemera.

Box #: Intervention 40 Name: Peru Mariategui & Haya

DESCRIPTION: Peru

José Carlos Mariátegui

Haya de la Torre

Journal articles, manuscripts, and documentary ephemera

Box #: Intervention 41 Name: Puerto Rico General & Left

DESCRIPTION: Puerto Rico

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documents. Reflect U.S. dominance

and efforts at autonomy.

Revolutionary left: Periodical clippings, journal articles, and documentary ephemera, including

newsletter issues of Puerto Rico Libre.

Box #: Intervention 42 Name: Uruguay General & Left

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DESCRIPTION: Uruguay

General File (1962 to 2000) comprised of general information, newspaper clippings, periodical

articles, and documents.

Left Revolutionary File (1963 to 1998) comprised if pamphlets, periodicals, newspapers, mimeo,

clippings.

Box #: Intervention 43 Name: Venezuela General

DESCRIPTION: Venezuela

General Sources: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documents

Box #: Intervention 44 Name: Venezuela Left

DESCRIPTION: Venezuela

Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles, and documentary ephemera

Box #: Intervention 45 Name: West Indies General &Left

DESCRIPTION: West Indies:


Revolutionary left: Newspaper clippings, journal articles.

Especially Jamaica, Surinam, and so on.

Box #: Intervention 46.1 Name: Protest Black America (1)

DESCRIPTION: Black America

Pamphlets and ephemera, 1962 to 2002

Reports and Studies



Protest ephemera and Periodical Runs


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Periodical Articles



Periodical articles



Newspaper Clippings, 1952-2000

Box #: Intervention 47 Name: Protest Women

DESCRIPTION: Women and Feminism

Protest ephemera

Box #: Intervention 48.1 Name: Protest Chicano America (1)

DESCRIPTION: Chicano Protest Ephemera


DESCRIPTION: Chicano Protest Movements

Ephemera



Box #: Intervention 48.4

Name: Protest Chicano America (4)


Box #: Intervention 49.1 Name: American Left 1960s (1)

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets and ephemera on the American Left during the 1960s

Box #: Intervention 49.2 Name: American Left 1960s (2)

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets and ephemera on the American Left during the 1960s

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Box #: Intervention 50.1 Name: Spain Franco (1)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Franco Regime, 1959 to 1975

Gironella and Spanish Civil War and Revolution

Spain Opposition Politics: Monarchist, Socialist, Communist, Anarchist, Other

Box #: Intervention 50.2 Name: Spain: Church Post Franco (2)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Civil War and preceding period. Notes and writings by Gironella

Box #: Intervention 50.3 Name: Spain: Post Franco (3)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Post-Franco Politics, 1976-1990s

Box #: Intervention 50.4 Name: Spain: PCE, Reviews (4)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Partido Comunista Espanol

Ephemera on the party

Book Reviews and Biblio

Periodical: Ephemera: Regeneracion

Box #: Intervention 50.5 Name: Spain: Period Ephemera (5)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Periodical Ephemera: La Batalla, Metall, Boletin Informativo, El Noticiero

Box #: Intervention 50.6 Name: Spain Period Ephemera (6)

DESCRIPTION: Spain

Periodical ephemera: Iberia and other

Spanish Africa


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Name: Iran Contra

DESCRIPTION: See Special Collection Chil 03 on the Iran Contra scandal and clipping files and

video and audio files of hearings.

Box #: Intervention 52 Name: Iran Contra


Name: Latin America General Ephemera

















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Series

Portugal


This series contains folders on Portugal and its colonies. Early folders concentrate on Angola,

Mozambique, and other former colonies. See Cabral series for material on Cabo Verde and

Guinea Bissau. The series concludes with extensive ephemera material, including clippings

from the weekly Expresso that deal with Portugal prior to the coup of 25 April 1974 and after the

coup until 2001. These materials were used in preparation of various books, including

Portuguese Africa (1967) and Class and State in Portugal (forthcoming). See also the 15 reels

of microfilm on Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa in the UC Riverside library, and the

catalogue published by Stanford University under the editorship of Ronald H. Chilcote. See

Special Collection Chil 02

Container List

Box #: Portugal 01 Name: Portugal Pre 1974

DESCRIPTION: Portugal prior to 1974

Introductory material

Background

Salazar

Salazar and Civil War

Salazar end of WW II

Salazar events Jan 1960

Culture

Foreign Affairs: East & West

Box #: Portugal 02 Name: Portuguese Africa

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Africa. Chilcote Project for Prentice Hall. Intro and Conclusion

Portugal: Discoveries and Expansion

Box #: Portugal 03 Name: Portugal and Empire (1)

DESCRIPTION: Portugal and Empire Prior to 1974

Developmental Nationalism:

Political Structure

Economy

Cultural Background

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Box #: Portugal 04 Name: Portugal and Empire (2)

DESCRIPTION: Portugal and Empire Prior to 1974; Institutional Forces

Armed Forces

Church

Labor

Students

Miscellaneous

Parties, Movements, Fronts

Causa Monarquica

Box #: Portugal 05 Name: Luso Themes Imperialism

DESCRIPTION: Themes of Imperialism: Luso-African and Luso Brazilian

Lusotropicology: Portugal Africa Brazil

Box #: Portugal 06 Name: African Resolutions Resistance to Colonialism

DESCRIPTION: African Conferences: Resolutions. UN Documents. Joint Publications Research

Service documents.

Resistance to Portuguese Colonialism. Documents of the United Nations documents and the

Joint Publications Research Service (JPRS).

Box #: Portugal 06.1 Name: Africa Related

DESCRIPTION: Namibia News Gazette and related articles

Box #: Portugal 06.2 Name: Africa Related

DESCRIPTION: War/Peace report; African newsletters; African Image; other documents and

ephemera

Box #: Portugal 07 Name: Angola: Introduction

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Introduction: Differentiation; Church Missionaries and Refugees; Economy; Congo Kingdom

Box #: Portugal 08 Name: Angola: Early History

DESCRIPTION: Angola Early History

Box #: Portugal 09

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Name: Angola: Nationalist

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Nationalist Organizations

Clippings and Notes 1961

Box #: Portugal 10 Name: Angola: Articles

DESCRIPTION: Angola Articles and Secondary Interpretations

Box #: Portugal 11 Name: Angola: Ephemera

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Ephemera. Pamphlets and Articles during the 1970s

Box #: Portugal 12 Name: Angola: Pamphlets: 1980s -2000

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Pamphlets and Articles

1980s, 1990s, and 2000

Box #: Portugal 13 Name: Angola: Clippings 1970s

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Ephemera. Newspaper and journal clippings. 1970s: 3 folders

Box #: Portugal 14 Name: Angola: Clippings 1980s

DESCRIPTION: Angola

Ephemera. Newspaper and journal clippings. 1980s (two folders), 1990s

Box #: Portugal 15 Name: Macao, São Tomé, Goa

DESCRIPTION: Ephemera for Macao

São Tome and Principe

Portuguese India (Goa)

Box #: Portugal 16 Name: Mozambique History

DESCRIPTION: Mozambique

History

Resistance, Pacification, Nationalization in the19thand 20th centuries

Church and Missions

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Box #: Portugal 17 Name: Mozambique: Economy


Ethnic Differences

Economy

Nationalist Struggle

Box #: Portugal 18 Name: Mozambique: Inform Bul Mozambique

DESCRIPTION: Ephemera. Information Bulletins: Nao Vamos Esquecer, 1983

Mozambique Information Agency

Mozambique News, 1981-1988

Box #: Portugal 19 Name: Mozambique: Pamphlets


Ephemera and Pamphlets and Articles, 1960 to 2000

Box #: Portugal 20 Name: Mozambique: Clippings

DESCRIPTION: Mozambique: Ephemera Clippings, 1970 to 2000

Box #: Portugal 21.1 Name: Portugal 1974-1975

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese ephemera, 1974-1975. Newspaper clippings and journal articles.

Box #: Portugal 21.2 Name: Portugal 1974-1975 Interpretations

DESCRIPTION: Portugal Interpretations, 1974-1975. Analysis of events.

Box #: Portugal 21.3 Name: Portugal 1974-1975 References

DESCRIPTION: Portugal Box of material reflecting the research and reference material used for

Chilcote’s two reference works (Coimbra, 1987 and 1998), including the political organizations

of the revolutionary period 1974-1975.

Box #: Portugal 21.4 Name: Portugal 1974-1975

DESCRIPTION: Portugal Box of material reflecting the research and reference material used for

Chilcote’s two reference works (Coimbra: Centro 25 de Abril, 1987 and 1998), including the

political organizations of the revolutionary period 1974-1975.

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Portugal working Files for 1974-1975 Revolution with folders on the following topics:

Transition Research Notes, Poulantzas and Transition, Hegemony; Class; Institutional Themes:

Economic notes; Urban; Agrarian; Labor; Military.

Box #: Portugal 21.5.1 Name: Portugal 1974-1975

DESCRIPTION: Portugal Ephemera (Given to Archive 1/22/04)

Box 1 Parts 1-2 1960 to 1970

Salazar Speeches and Documents of the Regime.

New York Times Clippings, 1970-1980

Doctoral Dissertation of Juan Mozzicafredo


DESCRIPTION: Portugal Ephemera (Given to Archive 1/22/04)

Box 2 Parts 1-2 Periodicals of the Post 1974 Period: Boletim de Estudos Operária; Combate;

Portuguese Studies Newsletter; Praxis; Terra Solidária; Boletim 25 de Abril; CIDAC; Risco.


DESCRIPTION: Portugal Ephemera (Given to Archive 1/22/04

Box 3 Parts 1-2 Research Files: Crisis 1974-1975; Capitalist Transition; State: Multinationals

and Banks Apparatuses and Economic Groups; State: Salazar and Caetano


DESCRIPTION: Research Notes on Poulantzas and Transition as well as on Gramsci and

influence.

Box #: Portugal 22 Name: Portugal 1976-1984

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese ephemera, 1976-1984. Newspaper clippings and journal articles

Box #: Portugal 23 Name: Portugal 1984-2002

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese ephemera, 1994-2002. Newspaper clippings and periodical articles.

Box #: Portugal 24.1`

Name: Portugal 1986-2000 Politics

DESCRIPTION: Portugal politics, 1986-2000. Interpretation and analysis.

Box #: Portugal 24.2

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Name: Portugal Pol Parties (1)

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese political parties. Background. Mainstream and Right and Center Left

PSD and CDS .PRD

Box #: Portugal 24.3 Name: Portugal Pol Parties (2)

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese political parties. PS and PCP


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese political parties. Left General. MDP. Os Verdes. FP25


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese political parties. Left commentary and analysis. PSP. LCI. PRD

Box #: Portugal 25.1 Name: Portugal: Institutions (1)

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese institutions: police, resistance movements, and international relations


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese institutions: culture, press, and agriculture


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese institutions: labor


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese institutions: judiciary, intellectuals, military, monarchy, church,

students, urban dwellers


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese institutions: economic groups and enterprise

Box #: Portugal 26.1 Name: Portugal Newspapers

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: Diario de Lisboa; Avante, Portugal


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: Newspapers related to 1986 Elections


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Name: Portugal Newspapers

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: O Tempo e O Modo; Movimento; Seara

Nova; Vida Mundial


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: O Salto; O Metalúrgico; O Proletario;

Portugal Socialista; O Século, Gazeta


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: A Republica; Reforma; O Comunista;

Revolução; Africa Journal


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera

Newspapers: Luta Popular; Diário de Lisboa; O Grito do Povo; O Século; A Batalha; Manifesto;

Fronteira; Spartacus


DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Ephemera Newspapers: Voz do Povo; Templario; O Comercio do

Porto; Primeiro de Janeiro; República; Portugal Socialista; A Classe Operario; Proletário; A

Luta; and others

Box #: Portugal 27

Name: Research Related to 1974-1975

Description: Research files related to writings on the 1974-1975 revolution. See files 27.1 to

27.6



Description: Research Files









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Box #: Portugal 28

Name: Periodical Runs 1950s & 1960s

Description:

Box #: Portugal 29

Name: Portuguese Africa Ephemera

Description: Periodical Runs 1950s & 1960s

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Series

Rare Media

Sub-series

Rare Audio Tapes

Sub-series Scope and Content Summary

This sub-series includes an important conference on the Radical Left, Idyllwild during May

1963; Brazil-Portuguese Africa Colloquium January-March 1968 Sessions at UCR and UCLA;

Chilcote recordings of events and interviews in Cuba during July-August 1968; the proceedings

of the Amílcar Cabral Symposium in Cabo Verde, January 17-20, 1983; Chilcote interviews with

the revolutionary leadership in Guinea Bissau and Cabo Verde, 1975.

NOTE: All items listed in this sub-series are shelved in one record storage box.

Container List

Box #: Rare AudioTapes 01 Name: Brazil-Angola Colloquium

DESCRIPTION: Brazil-Portuguese Africa Colloquium January-March 1968 Sessions at UCR and

UCLA. Sponsored by the Center for African Studies and the Latin American Center at UCLA.

Many essays published in Ronald H. Chilcote (ed), Protest and Resistance in Angola and Brazil.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1972 5 reel tapes‖

Session 1 January 23, 1968 Manoel Correia de Andrade and Ralph della Cava

Session 2 January 31, 1968 René Ribeiro and A de Silva Rego

Session 3 February 6, 1968 David Birmingham and Michael Samuel

Session 4 February 13, 1968 Douglas Wheeler and Amaury de Souza

Session 5 February 23, 1968 William Zartman and Shepard Forman

Session 6 February 27, 1968 Candido Mendes de Almeida and Eduardo Mondlane

Session 7 March 5, 1968 Alberto Guerreiro Ramos and John Marcum

Session 8 March 12, 1968 Marvin Harris.

Interview Eduardo Mondlane, President of FRELIMO with Ronald H. Chilcote, University of

California, Riverside, February 27, 1968.

Interviews Cabo Verde and Guinea Bissau with the Revolutionary Leadership by Ronald H.

Chilcote during 1975. Twenty-one interviews on cassette tape. See Cabral 12. Also published in

Ronald H. Chilcote, Amílcar Cabral, Amílcar Cabral: Revolutionary Theory and Practice Lynne

Rienner, 1991

Box #: Rare Audio Tapes 02

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Name: Brazil NE Interviews 1982-1984 Juazeiro & Petrolina

DESCRIPTION: Rare Tapes Juazeiro and Petrolina See Brazil NE 22.1

Follow-up Phase 1982 to 1984

Audio interviews in a return visit to Juazeiro and Petrolina. 9 Cassette Tapes

1. Luiz Viana Filho Salvador, July 23, 1982.

2. Moaycr Santos. Editor of Jornal de Juazeiro. July 30, 1982.

Padere Mansueto de Lavor, Juazeiro. July 30, 1982.

3a. Diniz Cavalcante July 27, 1982

Antonio Victoria Justino, July 28, 1982

Jorge Souze Duarte July 28, 1982

PDS Convention July 28. 1982 with Jorge Khoury, Arnold Vianha Nascimento, Joseph

Bandeira, and Americo Tanuri

3b. PDS ConventioonbJuazeiro. July 29, 1983.

4. Joaquim Florencio Coelho. Petrolina, July 23, 1983

5. Dom José Rodrigues, Bishop of Juazeiro. July 25, 1983 Radio Juazeiro. Speech on the

―Secca‖; Geraldo Teixeira Coelho, Vereador. Petrolina July 26, 1983; Jorge Khory, Mayor. July

26, 1983; Propaganda ―Palativa do Assaré‖ Antonio Boncalves da Silva.

6.Dom José Rodrigues de Souza. Interview, Recife. August 23, 1984.

7. José Walter Lubarino. Interview, Petrolina. July 27, 1983; Manoel Correia de Andrade,

Interview, Recife. July 30, 1983; Marta Suplicy Problema da Mulher Rede Globo August 19,

1983.

8. Guissippi Muccini Interview, Juazeiro, July 26, 1982; Marta Luz Benavides, Interview,

Juazeiro, July 26, 1982.

BOX #: Rare Audio Tapes 03

Name: Cabo Verde & Guinea Revolutionary Leaders 1975

Description: Interviews Cabo Verde and Guinea Bissau with the Revolutionary Leadership by

Ronald H. Chilcote. During 1975. Twenty-one interviews on cassette tape. See Cabral 12. Also

published in Ronald H. Chilcote., Amílcar Cabral, Amílcar Cabral: Revolutionary Theory and

Practice Lynne Rienner, 1991

Box #: Rare Audio Tapes 04 Name: Cuba Talks & Interviews

DESCRIPTION: Conversations in Cuba. August 1968

Interviews, recordings by Ronald H. Chilcote during a six-week academic trip to Cuba during

1968 (during which the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia took place.

Che Guevara, interview with Lisa Howard, March 22, 1964.

Conference on Cuba at UCR Latin American Studies 1968 or 1969

1. Professor Gonzalez ―Cuba International Relations Since the Revolution‖ Talk at Latin

American Studies UCR

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2. Maurice Zeitline ―Revolution in Cuba‖ UCR Lecture August 18, 1968. (2 reels)

3. Richard Fagen ―Political Participation and Social Consciousness in Cuba‖

Centro de Estudios sobre América (CEA)

1990 Debate at CEA (March 28)








Chilcote, Ronald. Recordings in Cuba

# 1 1968 (August) Literary Campaign--Songs

Tribunal Popular & Description

Playa Girón –Description & Music

Radio Havana—Appeals & music

Folk Music of Cuba, Radio Rebelde

# 2 , Fidel # 1 - Fidel Castro, Speech in Czechoslovakia, August 23, 1968

# 3, Fidel #2 - Fidel Castro, Speech in Czechoslovakia, August 23 (last 20 minutes)

#4, Anibal Rodriguez

Castro, Fidel

1990 Interview in Brazil (March) on same tape as CEA 1990

Cuba Conference

1989 Plenary of November 2

Centro de Estudios sobre America

1990 Debate on Cuba, Part I

Bray, Don and Harding, Tim

1969 Cuba (Bray, February 12)

1969 Cuban Education (February 25)

Harding, Tim (see Bray and Harding 1969)

Cuba, 1969

(side 1) David Suskind with L. Berquest, I.F. Stone, Manuel Urrútia, Ruby Hart Philips,

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Conditions in Cuba

(side 2) Joel Edelstein ―Development and moralistic incentives in Cuba (October (COLAS)

Cuba (August 1968)

(side 1) Popular Music; Radio Rebelde; Pinar del Rio (side 2) Carta del Che, Himno del

guerrilero, ―Fidel‖ ―Marcha de América Latina‖

Carlos Pueblo, Songs of Revolution

Cuba 1964

Ché Guevara (interview with Lisa Howard), March 22

Box #: Rare Audio Tapes 05 Name: Latin American Talks KPFK

DESCRIPTION: Latin American Discussions and Interviews KPFK and Public Sessions

―Military in Latin America‖ Ronald Hilton, Ronald H. Chilcote. Timothy Harding Ap 23, 1962

―Debate on Punta del Este‖ Ronald Hilton, W, Morris, 1962

―Portugal‖ Ronald H. Chilcote with Ronald Hilton and Timothy Harding, March 26, 1962

―Opposition Movements in Spain‖ Ronald H. Chilcote with Burnett Bolloten, December 2, 1962

―Nicaragua and Paraguay‖ Ronald H. Chilcote, Peter Eisenberg, Allen Young, Feb 21, 1963

―Peasant Activities in Mexico‖ Ronald H. Chilcote, Ann Wyckoff, Jim Cockcroft, and Manuel

Carlos, March 25, 1963

―Latin America, OAS, and Alliance‖ Edmundo Flores and Adolpf Berle with Eric Goldman,

1963

―Cuba‖ Manuel Urrutia, Robert Alexander, I. F. Stone, Ruby H. Phillips, Gavin Young, Laura

Berquest with David Suskind, 1963

Saul Landau on Cuba KPFK 2 parts, 1962

James O’Connor ―Cuba, Halona Center, May 4-5 1963 with Saul Landau and Luigi Einaudi

Che Guevara, Interview with Lisa Howard, March 20, 1964


Name: Misc Talks & Interviews

Description:

Interviews and Discussions with Radical Leftists 1963 to 1965

Sebastián Salazar Bondy, Lima, June 1964

Genaro Carneiro Cheka, Lima, June 1964

Solomon Belo Hidalgo of the Peru NLF, Havana, 1963

Che Guevara, interview with Lisa Howard, March 22, 1964

Paulo Singer, São Paulo ―Labor and the 1964 Coup‖

Eduardo Mondlane, Interview Dar es Salaam, July 1965

Robert Williams, Interview with Mar Cschlaafer, Havana, 1963

Timothy Harding. On Brazil October 1969

Luis Váldez Interview with Julián Medina March 1970

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Conversations in Cuba. August 1968 Interviews, recordings by Ronald H. Chilcote. During a

six-week academic trip to Cuba during 1968 (during which the Soviet invasion of

Czechoslovakia took place.

Conference on the Radical Left in Latin America. Halona, Idyllwild, May 1963.

This conference brought together students from seminars organized by Donald Bray at Pomona

College, Ronald H. Chilcote. at Stanford University, and Timothy F. Harding at UCLA.

Sponsored by the National Students Association. Papers were read at the conference by the

following:

Ann Wykoff Carlos ―The MLN in Mexico

John Lombardi Discussion

James Cockroft ―The MIR‖

Julie Hawkins ―ARS‖

James Bell ―URD‖

Allen Young and Fred Goff ―The Left in Colombia‖

James O’Connor ―The Cuban Economy‖

Manuel Carlos ―Fidelismo‖

Luigi Einaudi Discussion

Saul Landau Cuba

Latin American Discussions and Interviews KPFK and Public Sessions

―Military in Latin America‖ Ronald Hilton, Ronald H. Chilcote.. Timothy Harding Ap 23, 1962

―Debate on Punta del Este‖ Ronald Hilton, W, Morris, 1962

―Portugal‖ Ronald H. Chilcote. with Ronald Hilton and Timothy Harding, March 26, 1962

―Opposition Movements in Spain‖ Ronald H. Chilcote. with Burnett Bolloten, December 2,

1962

―Nicaragua and Paraguay‖ Ronald H. Chilcote, Peter Eisenberg, Allen Young, Feb 21, 1963

―Peasant Activities in Mexico‖ Ronald H. Chilcote., Ann Wyckoff, Jim Cockcroft, and Manuel

Carlos, March 25, 1963

―Latin America, OAS, and Alliance‖ Edmundo Flores and Adolpf Berle with Eric Goldman,

1963

―Cuba‖ Manuel Urrutia, Robert Alexander, I. F. Stone, Ruby H. Phillips, Gavin Young, Laura

Berquest with David Suskind, 1963

Saul Landau on Cuba KPFK 2 parts, 1962

James O’Connor ―Cuba, Halona Center, May 4-5 1963 with Saul Landau and Luigi Einaudi

Che Guevara, Interview with Lisa Howard, March 20, 1964

Ronald H. Chilcote, Richard Hammond, Marvin Harris, and William Zartman ―Lusotropicology

and Nationalism in Portuguese Africa‖ African Studies Association, 1968?

Ronald H. Chilcote, Jose Silva Michelena, José Nun, Timothy Harding. Panel Session, Pacific

Coast Council on Latin American Studies, University of Santa Clara, October 23, 1965

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Brazil-Portuguese Africa Colloquium January-March 1968 Sessions at UCR and UCLA.

Sponsored by the Center for African Studies and the Latin American Center at UCLA. Many

essays published in Ronald H. Chilcote. (ed), Protest and Resistance in Angola and Brazil.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1972 5 reel tapes‖

1. Sessions 1 January 23, 1968 Manoel Correia de Andrade and Ralph della Cava

2. Session 2 January 31, 1968 René Ribeiro and A de Silva Rego

3. Session 3 February 6, 1968 David Birmingham and Michael Samuel

4. Session 4 February 13, 1968 Douglas Wheeler and Amaury de Souza

5. Session 5 February 23, 1968 William Zartman and Shepard Forman

6. Session 6 February 27, 1968 Candido Mendes de Almeida and Eduardo Mondlane

7. Session 7 March 5, 1968 Alberto Guerreiro Ramos and John Marcum

8. Session 8 March 12, 1968 Marvin Harris.

Interview Eduardo Mondlane, President of FRELIMO with Ronald H. Chilcote, University of

California, Riverside, February 27, 1968.

Cuba Talks, Interviews, Events








Chilcote, Ronald. Recordings in Cuba

# 1 1968 (August) Literary Campaign--Songs

Tribunal Popular & Description

Playa Girón –Description & Music

Radio Havana—Appeals & music

Folk Music of Cuba, Radio Rebelde

# 2, Fidel # 1 Fidel Castro, Speech in Czechoslovakia, August 23, 1968

# 3, Fidel #2 Fidel Castro, Speech in Czechoslovakia, August 23 (last 20

minutes)

#4, Anibal Rodriguez

#5, Isle of Pines #1

Vasconi, Tomás

1990 Interview (Havana): Analysis of Cuba and Nicaragua

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Centro de Estudios sobre America

1990 Debate on Cuba, Part I

Bray, Don and Harding, Tim

1969 Cuba (Bray, February 12)

1969 Cuban Education (February 25)

Harding, Tim (see Bray and Harding 1969)

Cuba, 1969

(Side 1) David Suskind with L. Berquest, I.F. Stone, Manuel Urrútia, Ruby Hart Philips,

Conditions in Cuba

(Side 2) Joel Edelstein ―Development and moralistic incentives in Cuba (October

(COLAS)

Cuba (August 1968)

(Side 1) Popular Music; Radio Rebelde; Pinar del Rio

(Side 2) Carta del Che, Himno del guerrilero, ―Fidel‖ ―Marcha de América Latina‖

Carlos Pueblo, Songs of Revolution

Cuba 1964

Ché Guevara (interview with Lisa Howard), March 22

Chilcote, Ronald

n.d. Pol. Sci. 163

#1 Wk #2 Lecture: The Legacy of Latin American U.S. Imperialism and Week #2

Lecture: types of Imperialism and Wk # 3 A.G. Frank’s Empirical Data

V Wk #4 Capitalist Development of Underdevelopment. VII Myth of

Feudalism, VI Military Hegemony (introduce cases)

Guinea Bissau, 1973

Richard Lobban

Indian America and Chicano America

1970 Gina Medrano and Maureen Pink (October 26)

Woody Diaz ―Los Angeles Riots‖ and Armando Navarro ―Cucamonga (October 30)

Gerard Chaliand

190 Portuguese Guinea, Discussion on Third World (December 4)

Teatro Campesino y Urbano

1969 Talk at UCR (October 24)

Lévano, César

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1986 Interview: Politics in Peru, UCR (November 12)

Foster Carter, Aiden

1983 ―Towards Critical Theory in Development, UCR (April 11)

Timossi

1990 Nicaragua (March 28)

Ortega, Daniel

1990 Speech of March 3

Anderson, Perry

1988 Intellectuals and History, UCR, (May 27)

Brenner, Robert

1990 International Crisis and Decline, UCR (May 24)

Bonpane, Blaise

1983 On Central America (April 12)

Bishop, Maurice

1983 Grenada

Alegria, Claribel

1985 (April 23)

Hearst, Patricia

1974 (April 13)

SLA (see Patricia Hearst)

Edelstein, Joel

1983 Hemispheres: Latin America, Denver KGN (October)

1983 Grenada, Denver KGN (December 6)

1983 For Peace with Justice, Latin America, Denver KGN (December 27)

Dussell, Enrique

1988 Marx and Critical Theory in Latin America, UCR (June 3)

l988 ―From Medellin to Central American Revolution: A Theological Interpretation‖

(June 4)

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Leavitt, Dennis

n.d. Portuguese Africa, KPFK

Hagen

1974 Chilean Music, KPFK (September 8)

Alegria, Fernando (see Debray)

1973 On the September 11, 1973 Coup

Debray, Regis

1974 (?) Letter to the New York Times

Jagan, Cheddi

1974 UCR (May)

Reies López Tijerina

1969 ―The Role of the Brown People in the Black and White …‖

Questions and Answers, UCR (May 7)

Valdezm Kyuz

1960 ―Quetzalcoatl and Chicano Culture, UCR (October 24)

Black America

1962 Robert Williams (Havana), side 1

1970 Sal Castro (Colton) (January 31) side 2

Mondlane, Eduardo (see Robert Williams)

1968 ―Colonial Situation‖ and ―Resistance and Revolt,‖ UCR

Williams, Robert (see Eduardo Mondlane)

1971 Palestine (February 3)

Northeast Brazil

1967 Resistance Cases and Violence: Side 1: Ralph Delacava: Padre Cicero

Carlos Gortes, comments on Andrade & Cab..

Sebastiao José Excerpts interview of 1967

Sebastião Batista (Relates To Cases)

Side 2: Sebastião José (cont.) and Xangô in Recife (December)

Brazil

1964. Side 1:Carlos Lacerda (April)

Songs; side 2 UNE songs

Songs and Acton of the Third World

n.d. Brazil: UNE-―O Subdesenvolvimento,‖ José da Silva, Violeiros

Action- Strike: Mexican America, Chile, Allende, ―Che‖ and other songs.

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Name: Pacific Radio and Other Americas Radio

Description:

Pacific Radio Archive and The Other Americas Radio

Allende, Salvador

1973 Chilean Winter, PRA (Pacifica Radio Archive), BC1577

1974 Salvadore Allende at the United Nations, PRA, BC1188

Bertell, Rosalie

1986 Quietly Eating Radioactivity, OAR (The Other Americas Radio), 166 105

Chomsky, Noam

1984 Noam Chomsky on U.S. Intervention in Latin

PRA, SZ0223Ameica and the Middle East

Clements, Charles

1985 A Bridge to Healing, PRA, SZ0307

Contragate

1986 Contragate: ―The Men Behind the Guns,‖ OAR 166 103

1987 Contragate: The Secret Team: featuring Daniel Sheehan of the Christic Institute,

OAR, 266 107

1987 Contragate: The Secret Tem: Featuring Daniel Sheehan of the Christ

Institute, OAR, 266 106

Landau, Saul

1986 ―Objectivity or Complacency: The U.S.

Media and Central America, OAR, 106 105

Romero, Oscar Arnulfo

1980 Last Interview with Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero of El Salvador, PRA,

AZ0401

Schwartz, Eric et al

1986 Who Are the Contras? PRA, SZ0333

Senate Foreign Relations Sub-Committee of African Affairs

1976 The Senate Investigates CIA Funding in Angola, PRAIZ0212a

1976 The Senate Investigates CIA Funding in Angola, PRA IZ0212b

Stockwell, John

1986 The Secret Wars of the CIA: John Stockwell, PRA, and SZ0337a

1986 The Secret Wars of the CIA: John Stockwell, PRA, and SZ0337b

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Box #: Rare Audio Tapes 08

Name: Radical Left Conference

DESCRIPTION: Conference on the Radical Left in Latin America. Halona, Idyllwild, May 1963.

This conference brought together students from seminars organized by Donald Bray at Pomona

College, Ronald H. Chilcote at Stanford University, and Timothy F. Harding at UCLA.

Sponsored by the National Students Association. Papers were read at the conference by the

following:

Ann Wykoff Carlos ―The MLN in Mexico

John Lombardi Discussion

James Cockcroft ―The MIR‖

Julie Hawkins ―ARS‖

James Bell ―URD‖

Allen Young and Fred Goff ―The Left in Colombia‖

James O’Connor ―The Cuban Economy‖

Manuel Carlos ―Fidelismo‖

Luigi Einaudi Discussion

Saul Landau Cuba

Box #: Rare Audio Tapes 09 Name: Other

DESCRIPTION: None

Robert Williams from Cuba (KPFA), Tim Harding, Pam and Bill Hutchinson; Auguts 31, 1962

(Side 1); Carlos Lacerda, April 1964 and UNE Student Anti-US record (Side 2)

Orson Welles, H.G. Welles, ―The War of the Worlds‖, Toronto Teach-in, 1930

Tim Harding Trio on KPFA, 1962 (Track 1); Sebastian Salazar Bondy and G. Carnero Checa in

Lima, June 1964 (Track 2)

Recordings in Portugal, 1961 (Track 1); Morse-Hilton Debate at the University of Oregon, 1962

(Track 2)

Tim Harding and others at El Cabal, 1963 (Side 1); Time Harding, Pam and Bill Hutchinson at

RHC apartment in Palo Alto, 1962 (Side 2)

Allen Young and Fred Goff Columbia Left, NSA conference at Havana; Jim O’Connor,

Economics-Fidelismo

David Suskine Discussion on Cuba (Side 1); National Liberation Front of Peru father Solomon

Balo Hidalgo in Havana, 1963 (Side 2)

Discussion on Latin America moderated by Eric Goldman, 1962

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Series

Rare Media

Sub-series

Rare Microfilm


This sub-series contains microfilm (Portuguese Africa Ephemera) and microfiche (Baja Voz de

la Frontera clippings). Additionally there are runs of microfilm, mostly on Brazil, but also on

Portugal, Portuguese Africa (before independence), and Latin America, as described in the

following entries.

NOTE: All items listed in this sub-series are shelved in two record storage boxes.

Container List

Box #: Rare Microfilm 01 Name: Brazil Periodicals Microfilm

DESCRIPTION: Brazil

Brazilian Socialist and Communist Ephemera (1 reel)

Cadernos da Hora Presente (Rio de Janeiro) (2 reels)

Clarté: Revista de Ciencias Sociaes (1 reel)

A Classe Operária (Rio de Janeiro) (2 reels)

Dantas Barreto Archive, Pernambuco, Brazil. Microfilm in 8 small canisters (See in zip bat).

Imprensa Popular (Rio de Janeiro). Daily populist newspaper edited by Carlos Lacerda Very

important for the formative period as Brazil emerged from the Vargas period into the populist

era of the early 1960s

January 3, 1951 to August 2, 1958 (15 reels)

MEIR ASA (Rio de Janeiro. Film of four important books. (1 reel). Organized by Timothy F.

Harding.

Miscellaneous (3 reels of material organized by research of Ronald Chilcote.

Reel 1 (Pernambuco electoral data 1946 and 1947 to reflect the participation of the PCB_

Reel 2 (Selections from Diario Ofical, O Globe (1960) and O Semanario)

Reel 3 (Argentina Survey)

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Novos Rumos (Rio de Janeiro). Weekly newspaper of the PCB published from February 28,

1959 to March 27, 1964

1959-1964 (4 reels)

Problemas (Selected articles) (2 reels one boxed, one unboxed)

Seminário (Rio de Janeiro))

Daily newspaper of the populist left published late 1950s to 1964 (7 reels).

See Brazil 01.9

Voz Operária (Rio de Janeiro) Microfilm of selected articles 1950 to 1959, Problemas, and

Classe Operaria (1 reel). Organized by Timothy F. Harding. (See list of contents inside box).

Ronald H. Chilcote Brazilian Communist and Marxist Movements, 1922-1972. An annotated

bibliography (1 reel). See also Ronald H. Chilcote, Brazil and the Radical Left, Kraus

Thompson, 1980.

Box #: Rare Microfilm 01.1 Name: Brazil Dissertations

DESCRIPTION: Dissertations (6 reels)

On Brazil

Fernandes Harvard University 66-1642

Henry Keith ―Soldiers as Saviors‖ (1969)

Neale Pearson ―Small Farmer-Rural Worker Groups in Brazil (1968)

Phyllis Peterson ―Brazilian Political Parties‖ (1962)

Philippe Schmitter ―Development and Interest Politics‖

John Van Hyning (1969)

Box #: Rare Microfilm 01.2 Name: Survey Juazeiro & Petrolina


Survey of Juazeiro and Petrolina by Jean Casimir for the UNESCO Latin American Center in

Rio. Includes data printouts and two rolls of microfilm. See Brazil NE 18.

Rare Microfilm 02 Latin American Microfilm Latin America General Microfilm

Granma (Havana). Cuban weekly newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party (7 reels, February

23, 1966 to December 31, 1972. Plus one reel dated 1969.

Pensamiento Crítica (Havana) Issue on Che Guevara (1 unboxed reel)

Historia y Sociedad Nos 17 and 18 (1978) 1 reel

Box #: Rare Microfilm 03

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Name: Portugal Microfilm

DESCRIPTION: Expresso (Lisbon). Weekly mainstream newspaper. Important for following

developments in this formative period. The paper also has been clipped and filed in the archive

up until about 2006.

1973 (1 reel)

1974 (1 reel)

1975 (1 reel)

1976 (1 reel)

1977 (1 reel)

1978 (2 reels)

1079 (4 reels)

1980 (4 reels)

Short films on the Portuguese opposition late 1960s and early 1970s

Portuguese Africa Microfilm

On Africa

Thomas Okuma

John Strong ―Political Socialization: A Case Study of Southern Africa (1968)

Douglas Wheeler ―Angola‖

MPLA (small canister of microfilmed documents on this Angolan nationalist movement in

Africa).

Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa Documentary Ephemera. Ronald H. Chilcote

collection on Latin America; 15 reels (duplicate negatives). See Special Collection Chil 02

Box #: Rare Microfilm 04

Name: Portuguese Africa Microfilm

Description:

On Africa:

Thomas Okuma

John Strong ―Political Socialization: A Case Study of Southern Africa (1968)

Douglas Wheeler ―Angola‖

MPLA (small canister of microfilmed documents on this Angolan nationalist movement in

Africa).

Latin America General:

Granma (Havana). Cuban weekly newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party (7 reels, February

23, 1966 to December 31, 1972. Plus one reel dated 1969.

Pensamiento Crítica (Havana) Issue on Che Guevara (1 unboxed reel)

Historia y Sociedad Nos 17 and 18 (1978) 1 reel

Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa Documentary Ephemera. Ronald H. Chilcote

collection on Latin America

15 reels (duplicate negatives). See Special Collection Chil 02

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Series

Rare Books


This series contains rare books on Latin America including Brazil, Cabral, Cordel, Iran Contra,

and the Portugal Revolution

NOTE: Items in this series are shelved with the subject series that they relate to (i.e.,

Cabral rare books can be found in the Cabral series, etc.)

Container List

Box #: Rare Books 01 Name: Brazil Rare Books

DESCRIPTION: Brazil: Rare Books

São Paulo Revolution of 1932 (Approximately 75 volumes)

Getúlio Vargas and the Estado Novo (23 volumes). The book collection includes a set of ten

volumes of writings by Getúlio Vargas with writings and speeches from 1930 to 1944 followed

by another volume, 1945 to 1947, a volume on the 1950 presidential campaign, and a volume of

writings and speeches during 1950 and 1951. All published by José Olympia Editora.

The 1964 Coup (see pamphlet by Jack Freels, published by Latin American Studies, UC

Riverside, which identifies volumes in this series). 59 Books on the coup, role of the United

States, politics and ideology, and various perspectives emphasizing, on the one hand, the coup,

and on the other, the ―revolution.‖

Box #: Rare Books 02 Name: Cabral Rare Books

DESCRIPTION: The major books by Amílcar Cabral and about Cabral. See Cabral 05

Box #: Rare Books 03 Name: Cordel

DESCRIPTION: UCR has one of the world’s largest collections, close to 4000 titles of this

literatura de cordel or chapbooks on a string, a tradition since 19th century in Brazil. Included in

the collection is a small group of critical studies about this literature.

Box #: Rare Books 04 Name: Iran Contra

DESCRIPTION: Associated with Special Collection Chil 03. A set of books about these events.

Box #: Rare Books 05 Name: Portugal Revolution 74-75

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DESCRIPTION: A collection of some six hundred books on the rupture that disrupted Portugal

during 1974 and 1975 and the transition from dictatorship to representative democracy. Books

focus on this moment, including analyses that preceded and followed it. Among the principal

themes: resistance, Seara Nova, social movements. left analyses of labor and popular

movements, labor, left political parties.

Note: These items are awaiting processing (April 2009)

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Series

Rare Periodicals


This series contains periodicals regarding Brazil and Portugal.

NOTE: Items in this series are shelved in their own section and are arranged

alphabetically by title.

Container List

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01 Name: Brazil

DESCRIPTION: Brazil Rare Periodical Runs on the rise of Developmental Nationalism and

Marxism among Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo Intellectuals

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.1 Name: Anhembi *Sao Paulo

DESCRIPTION: Anhembi *Sao Paulo

Edited by Paulo Duarte. First issue Vol 1, No. 1 dated December

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.2 Name: Cadernos de História

DESCRIPTION: Cadernos de História

Under the editorship of Brasil Bandecchi. Published in São Paulo by Livraria Oblisco. Titles all

published in 1964.

1. 1964. Memórias de Martin Alfonso de Sousa

2. Gandavo, Pêro de Maglhães. 1964. Historia da província Santa Cruz tratado da terra do Brasil.

3. Anchieta, José. 1964Informações do Brasil e suas cpitanias (1584)

4. Bandecchi, Brasil. 1964. Origem do latifúndio no Brasiil.

5. Antonil, André João. 1964. Cultura e opu8lência do Brasil pelas minas do ouro.

6. Sousa, Pêro Lopes de. 1964. Diário da navaegação.

7. Andreda e Silva, José Bonifácio de. 1964. Escritos politicos.

8. Malheiro, Perdigão. 1964. A escsraavidão Africana no Brasil.

9. Arroyo, Leonardo. 1965. Relação do Rio Tieté,

10. Caixa Quirício. 1965. Breve relação da vida e morte do Padre José de Ancieta.

11. Azevedo, Victor de. 1966. Atuação real de Raposo Tavares na viagem ao ―Rio das

Almanzonas‖/

Announced titles in the series but which I have not seen:

A Nova Gazeta Alemã (documento escrijto em 1515

Da abertura dos portos a independência (documentário).

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Excertos da obra de Capistrano de Abreu.

Lafayete Rodrigues Pereira, Causas ocultas da questão Christie.

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.3 Name: Coleção História Nova (Rio de Janeiro).

Coleção História Nova (Rio de Janeiro). Edited by Roberto Pontual. Mission is: ―reformulate in

essence and method the study and teaching of our history.‖ Published in Rio de Janeiro in early

1964,

An effort to reinterpret aspects of Brazilian history. Authors include Joel Rufino dos Santos,

Mauríco Martins de Mello, Nelson Werneck Sodré, Pedro de Alcântara Figueira, Pedro Celso

Uchôa Cavalcanate Neto, and Rubem César Fernandes

1. O descobrimento do Brasil

2. A sociedade do açucar

3. As invasões holandesas

4. A expansNao territorial

5. A decadência de regime colonial

6. A independência a Repuública

7. Da independência de 1822

8. O sentido do abolição

9. O advento da república

10. O significado do Floriicnismo

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.4 Name: Crítica Marxista (São Paulo).

DESCRIPTION: Crítica Marxista (São Paulo). Begins with Vol 1, No. 1 (1995). Early numbers

published by Brasiliense, later ones by Editora Revan. Editorial committee initially Armando

Boito Jr, Caio Navarro de Toledo, Celso Frederico, João Quartim de Moraes, João Roberto

Martins Filho, Juarez Guimaraes, Marcio Bilharinho Nves, Ricardo Antunes, and Sergio Lessa.

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.5 Name: Cultura e Política (Rio de Janeiro).

DESCRIPTION: Cultura e Política (Rio de Janeiro). A quarterly published first in September-

December 1948 by the Ministry of Education and Health. Directed by José Simeão Leal. With

sections on art, science, history, literature, documentation, review, bibliography, and various.

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.6 Name: Cultura Política: Revista Mensal de Estudos Brasileiros (Rio de Janeiro)

Cultura Política: Revista Mensal de Estudos Brasileiros (Rio de Janeiro)

Vol 1. No. 1 (March 1941). Thick monthly journal with substantive articles and detailed analysis

of themes related to Brazil and its national destiny. Each issue includes a section of material

relating to the activity and policies of the Getúlio Vargas government in power. Other sections

on political and social problems, economy, government activity, and cultural concerns, including

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intellectual evolution. First number dated March 1941 under the editorship of Almir de Andrade

and his mission statement ―A evolução política e social do Brasil.‖

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.7 Name: Encontros com a Civilização Brasileira (Rio de Janeiro).

DESCRIPTION: Encontros com a Civilização Brasileira (Rio de Janeiro). Monthly journal edited

by Ênio Silveira and Moacyr FélixThe consulting council includes Arthur Giannotti,, Barbosa

Lima Sobrinho, Carlos Nelson Coutinho, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Frei Betto, Helio

Jaguaribe, Leandro Konder, Leonardo Boff, Octavio Ianni, Roland Corbisier. Monthly.

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.8 Name: Estudos Sociais (Rio de Janeiro).

DESCRIPTION: Estudos Sociais (Rio de Janeiro). Edited by Astrojildo Pereira, formerly

secretary general of the PCB. First issue published in May-June 1958 in Rio de Janeiro as a

journal of ―a journal of Marxist tendency trying to intervene democratically alongside other

currents of thought in the debate on questions about our economic, social and political reality.‖

In a country without much tradition of Marxism, Estudos Sociais desired to provoke Marxist

debate and controversy

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.9 Name: Paz e Terra (Rio de Janeiro).

DESCRIPTION: Paz e Terra (Rio de Janeiro). Bimonthly published by Editora Paz e Terra edited

by Waldo A. César. First issue dated July 1966 including an essay by Nestor Raúl García on

Latin American intellectuals and a documentary section on the martyred Colombian priest,

Camilo Torres. Editorial board of liberal progressives, including José Honório Rodrigues.and

progressive Catholics such as Dom Helder Câmera

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.10 Name: Presenca: Revista de Política e Cultura(Rio de Janeiro)

Presenca: Revista de Política e Cultura

(Rio de Janeiro) Edited by Maria Alice Rezende de Carvalho.

Among those in the editorial council were João Quartim de Moraes, Luiz Werneck Vianna, and

Marco Aurelio Nogueira. Published as a political and cultural quarterly with some thematic

issues. Luiz Werneck Vianna is a major force in the journal. Among contributors are Leondro

Kondor, Wanderlay Guilherme dos Santos, and João Quartim de Moraes.

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.11 Name: Revista Brasileira de Ciências Sociais

DESCRIPTION: Revista Brasileira de Ciências Sociais, a publication of the School of Economic

Sciences at the University of Minas Gerais first appeared November 1961. Síntese Political

Econônica Social (SPES) (Rio de Janeiro). Fernando Bastos de Avila S.J is editor in charge. A

progressive Catholic journal with concern for national issues in what is perceived as an

importunate conjuncture.

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Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.12 Name: Socialismo e Democracia

DESCRIPTION: Socialismo e Democracia

Edited by Jacob Bazarian. Publication of Editora Alfa-Omega. First published about 1984

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.13 Name: Sociologia (São Paulo).

DESCRIPTION: Sociologia (São Paulo). Published quarterly by the Escola de Sociologia e

Política de São Paulo

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.14 Name: Temas de Ciéncias Humanas.(São Paulo).

DESCRIPTION: Temas de Ciéncias Humanas.(São Paulo). Under the editorial direction of Marco

Aurélio Nogueira, Gildo Marçal Brandão, J. Chasin, and Nelson Werneck Sodré. Published by

Editorial Grijalbo. Series of annual anthologies of diverse material around Marxist themes.

Occasional reprinting of texts from Lenin and other Marxists

Box #: Rare Periodicals 01.15 Name: Universidade do Povo

DESCRIPTION: Universidade do Povo Series Edited by Gondin da Fonseca, José Rego, and João

Cunha Andrade. Published by Editora Fulgor in São Paulo, First published in 1963. The mission

of this series: ―to diffuse exact information and give the Brazilian people cultural bases that

allow them to exercise their rights and duties‖

No 1 Gondin da Fonseca, 1963. Guerra de Guerrilhas São Paulo: Editora Fulgor, Begins with

guerrilla warfare in Brazil during the 17th century and relates to other struggles elsewhere over

time.

No 2 José Eêgo and Je. E. Estrêla. 1963, Ianques contra Cuba (David enfrenta Golias)

No. 3 Gondin da Fonseca. 1963. A miséria é nossa!!!

No. 4 Herculano Neves. 321 perguntas a um brasileiro

No. 5 Esequiel Matinez Estrada e Siné. 1963. A verdadeira história do tio sam.

No. 6 Eduardo Portella. 1963. Política externa e povo livre.

No. 7 Gondin da Fonsca. 1963. Jango fala a nação

No. 8 Gondin da Fonseca. 1963, Os gorilas, o povo e a reforma agraria. Manifesto dos bispos do

Brasil.

No. 9 Jamil Alamansur Haddad. 1963. Romancew do rio da guarda.

No. 10. Barbosa Lima Sobrinho. 1963. Máquinas para transformar cruzeiros em dólares

No. 11. Brasil Bandecchi. 1963. Origem do latifundio no Brasil.

No. 12 Miguel Arraes. 1963. O povo no poder (discurso)

No. 13. Luiz Osiris da Silva. 1963. O que são as reformas de base?

No. 14 Unírio Machado. 1963. A indústria da doença.

No. 15 Cid Franco. 1963. Negrinho do viaduto e as classes conservadoras.

No. 16 Pompilio Diniz. 1963. Canto da liberdade.

No. 17 Padre Aloísio Guerra. 1963, O caatolicismo ainda é cristão.

No. 18. Lenina Pomeranz. 1963. Que é o salário?

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No. 19 Arlindo A Lucena. 1963. ―Bagrinhos‖ e tubarões.

No 20 Sylvio Monteiro. 1964. A ideologia do imperialismo.

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Series

Reference Card Files


This series contains card files (4 x 6 index cards) for books and articles that Ronald H. Chilcote

used in his research. Most items can be found in the Online Public Access Catalog for the

library. Some articles, pamphlets, and ephemera such as newspaper and press clippings are in

Special Collections & Archives. Any reference with an asterisk * was originally in the

collection. There are approximately 30 index card boxes.

Subject matter (approximately 1‖ =100 references)

Container List

Box #: Reference Card Files 01 Name: Latin American Sources

Description:

Latin America Books (Except Brazil): General Latin America, Argentina to Venezuela

(organized by country, 15‖ of cards)

Latin America Articles (Except Brazil): General Latin America, Argentina to Venezuela

(organized by country, 15‖ of cards)

Brazil Books: Two File Drawers 40‖ of references

Brazil Articles: Two File Drawers 25‖ of references

Special Topics: Books and Articles on Intellectuals and Their Thought. File Drawer 10‖ of

references

Other sections on Nationalism (Books and Articles); Series of Books relevant to thought since

the early 1920s

Brazil Education 3 ― of cards

Chile: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Cuba: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Cuban Literature from Casa de las América. Card Files of Series in the General Library 4‖ of

cards:

Biblioteca Basica de Cultura Cubana

Colección La Honda

Colección Literatura Latinoamericana

Premio Editions

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Mexico: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Portugal

Bibliography Pre-1974 (some annotation): Books and Articles

Bibliography on the Revolution, 1974-1975 File Drawers 30 ― of cards.

Portuguese Africa

General Africa Books: File Drawer 15‖ of Cards

Overseas Africa and General Portugal: Books and Articles

Political Parties Pre 1974

Exile Parties Pre-1974

Angola: Guinea Bissau; Mozambique; Goa

Africa: Portugal and Brazil

Portuguese Africa: Books and Articles File Drawer 15 ― of Cards

Angola; Mozambique; Portuguese India; Timor

Portuguese Africa: Periodicals: Titles and Descriptions File Drawer 15‖ of Cards:

Portugal; Exile; Africa General; Angola; Mozambique; Guinea Bissau

Ephemera General Africa

Names and Addresses

Portuguese Africa: Notes and Chronology and Names File Drawer 15‖

Portuguese Africa: Ephemera: File Drawer 15 ―

Angola; Mozambique; São Tomé and Príncipe; Goa; Timor

Spain: Books and Articles on Politics, Economics, Iron and Steel and other Topics File

Drawer 20‖

Comparative Politics and Political Economy:

Comparative Themes: 15 ― of cards:

Theory and Method; Issues; Paradigm; Marx and Weber; Systems; Corporate

State; Culture Theory

Comparative Themes: 15 ― by cards:

Methodology; Political System; Power; Authority; Culture and Political Culture;

Transition; Democratic Development and Modernization

Comparative History and Politics and Theory: 10 ― of cards

Box #: Reference Card Files 02 Name: Brazil Sources


Brazil Books: Two File Drawers 40‖ of references

Brazil Articles: Two File Drawers 25‖ of references

Special Topics: Books and Articles on Intellectuals and Their Thought. File Drawer 10‖

of references

other sections on Nationalism (Books and Articles); Series of Books relevant to thought since the

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early 1920s.

Brazil Education 3‖ of cards

Box #: Reference Card Files 03 Name: Chile Sources

DESCRIPTION: Chile: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Cuba: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Box #: Reference Cards 04 Name: Cuba Sources

DESCRIPTION: Cuba: Books, Articles, Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Cuban Literature from Casa de las América. Card Files of Series in the General Library 4‖ of

cards:

Biblioteca Basica de Cultura Cubana

Colección La Honda

Colección Literatura Latinoamericana

Premio Editions

Box #: Reference Cards 05 Name: Mexico Sources

DESCRIPTION: Mexico: Books, Articles, and Periodical Titles File Drawer 15‖ of cards

Box #: Reference Cards 06 Name: Portugal Sources

DESCRIPTION: Portugal

Bibliography Pre-1974 (some annotation): Books and Articles

Bibliography on the Revolution, 1974-1975 File Drawers 30‖ of cards.

Box #: Reference Cards 07 Name: Portuguese Africa Sources

DESCRIPTION: Portuguese Africa

General Africa Books: File Drawer 15‖ of Cards

Overseas Africa and General Portugal: Books and Articles

Political Parties Pre 1974

Exile Parties Pre-1974

Angola: Guinea Bissau; Mozambique; Goa

Africa: Portugal and Brazil

Portuguese Africa: Books and Articles File Drawer 15 ― of Cards

Angola; Mozambique; Portuguese India; Timor

Portuguese Africa: Periodicals: Titles and Descriptions File Drawer 15‖ of Cards:

Portugal; Exile; Africa General; Angola; Mozambique; Guinea Bissau

Ephemera General Africa

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Names and Addresses

Portuguese Africa: Notes and Chronology and Names File Drawer 15‖

Portuguese Africa: Ephemera: File Drawer 15 ―

Angola; Mozambique; São Tomé and Principe; Goa; Timor

Box #: Reference Cards 08 Name: Spain Sources

DESCRIPTION: Spain:

Books and Articles on Politics, Economics, Iron and Steel and other Topics File

Drawer 20‖

Box #: Reference Cards 09 Name: Comparative Sources

DESCRIPTION: Comparative Politics and Political Economy:

Comparative Themes: 15 ― of cards:

Theory and Method; Issues; Paradigm; Marx and Weber; Systems; Corporate State; Culture

Theory

Comparative Themes: 15 ― by cards:

Methodology; Political System; Power; Authority; Culture and Political Culture; Transition;

Democratic Development and Modernization

Comparative History and Politics and Theory: 10 ― of cards

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Series

Iran Contra


This series comprises several hundred books and pamphlets on the Iran Contra scandal during

the 1980s. A set of 12 notebooks containing press clippings from major newspapers and

periodicals is available (originals and photocopies included)

Audio Tapes:

19 documentaries on cassette about Iran Contra and Central America

Tape by Claribel Alegria and Manlio Argueta, April 23, 1985

Talks by Joel Edelstein on Peace (Dec 27, 1983) Grenada (Dec 6, 1983), and Latin America

(October 1983)

Maurice Bishop on Grenada (1983)

Blaise Bonpane (Jan 16, 1983)

Container List

Not available.

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Series

Solidarity


This series contains materials regarding the Solidarity movement in several Latin American

countries. No additional description is available. Materials are housed in 4 document boxes.

Container List

Not available.

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Series

Personal Papers

Sub-series

Dissertations


This sub-series contains a sampling of the student dissertations that Ronald. H. Chilcote has

served on the committess for. Not all of the dissertations listed in the container list below are

included in this collection.

Container List

Listing of student dissertations that Ronald H. Chilcote has served on the committees for.

Completed Dissertation Committees Chaired (*Partial list of publications not based on

systematic search.):

Freels, John W., Jr. "The Role of Industrial Trade Associations in Argentine Political

Development," SS1968. University of Florida, Roosevelt University, Professor and Chair.

Deceased. Several published articles. Dissertation published as a book in Spanish in Argentina.

Chaffee, Lyman G. "Political Bargaining and Opposition in Argentina: The Case of the

Confederaci_n General del Trabajo," S1969. California State University, Dominguez Hills,

Professor and Chair. Author of several published articles and a book on political culture.

Koslow, Lawrence E. "Mexican Foreign Policy Decision-Making: The Mutual Adjustment of

Needs and Independence," SS1969. Arizona State University, Assistant Professor, Attorney now

residing in Chicago. Author of several published articles. Edited The Future of Mexico

(Arizona State University).

Ropp, Stephen C. "In Search of the New Soldier: Junior Officers and the Prospect of Social

Reform in Panama, Honduras, and Nicaragua," F1971. University of Wyoming, Professor.

Author of several books and also many articles on Central America.

Zillman, Roy S. "Managerial Values as a Variable in Economic Growth in Chile." F1971.

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Professor. Author of published articles.

Culver, William W. "Some Political Conditions of Decentralization: A Study of Municipal

Councilmen in Chile," S1972. State University of New York, Plattsburgh, Professor, Dean.

Author of published articles and a book.

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Ornelas, Charles. "Land Tenure, Sanctions and Politicization in Mexico, D.F.," W1973.

University of California, Santa Barbara, Professor; Santa Barbara College, Professor.

Navarro, Armando. "El Partido de la Raza Unida in Crystal City: A Peaceful Revolution,"

S1974. University of California, Riverside, Associate Professor; Author of published articles

and two book with University of Texas Press.

Riddell, Adalijiza S. "Who Cares Who Governs?: An Historical Analysis of Local Governing

Elites in Mexicali, Mexico," W1974. University of California, Davis, Director, Chicano Studies

Center. Author of published articles and editor and author of a book on Chicana women.

Edelstein, Joel C. "The Evolution of Goals and Priorities in the Thought of Fidel Castro Ruz,"

W1975. University of Colorado, Denver, Professor, Graduate Dean. Co-author of Latin

America: Struggle with Dependency and Beyond (1974) and Latin America: Perspectives of

Capitalism and Socialism (1986); also several journal articles and book chapters. Radio talk

show on Latin America.

Littell, Jay F. "Non-Decision Making in Colombian Politics: The Case of Agrarian Reform,"

F1975. Self-employed.

Infante, Isa Maria. "Politicalization of Immigrant Women from Puerto Rico and the Dominican

Republic," S1977. New Jersey State University, Associate Professor.

Gorman, Stephen M. "The Social Costs of Revolution in Peru," SS1977. Texas Tech,

Associate Professor. Deceased. Author of books on Peru and Nicaragua; also various published

journal articles. Deceased. *Title says ―Creole Liberalism and Revolutionary Corporatism in

Peru: A Socio-historical Analysis of the Revolution of 1968‖.

Guess, George. "The Politics of Agricultural Land Use and Development Contradictions: The

Case of Forestry in Costa Rica," F1977. Georgia Tech, Associate Professor. Author of

published articles, and Politics of U.S. and Foreign Aid (St. Martins, 1987).

Simonowitz, Haskell. "Political Opposition in a Mexican Border State: The Partido Accion

Nacional in Baja California North," F1979. California State University, Los Angeles, Lecturer.

Regalado, Jaime. "The Development of Underdevelopment in Mexico, the Years 1940-1975,"

S1980. California State University, Los Angeles, Professor, Director, Pat Brown Institute of

Government Affairs.

Fanusie, Yaya. "Social Classes, the State and Public Policy in the Republic of Sierra Leone:

1968-1980," W1981. Administrative position, State of California.

Schockman, H. Eric. "Political Mobilization and Capitalism Development of the Peasant Rural

Sector in Post Revolutionary Societies of Latin America: Mexico: A Case Study," F1982.

Former Director, Pat Brown Institute of Government Affairs, California State University, Los

Angeles. Professor, University of Southern California. *Title says ―Political Mobilization,

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Capitalist Development and the Theory of Rural Sub-Dialectics of the Peasant Sector in

Mexico‖.

Antonian, Armen. "Eurocommunism, Eurogauche and the French Left," SS1983. Private

industry. Author of Eurocommunism (Greenwood Press, 1987).

Osman, Ibrahim El-Bashir. " Islamic Perspectives on the Question of Nationalism and National

Integration: The Case of the Sudan," W1984. University of Khartoum, Professor.

Hansen, Lee O. "Dependent Capitalism and the Mexican Peasantry: Shifting Realities,"

W1985. Self-employed. Author of article in International Migration, 26 (1988), 95-108.

Riverside City College, Lecturer.

López, Fred. "The Transformation of the Spanish State: From Dictatorship to Democracy,"

W1985. California State University, Bakersfield, Deceased Professor. Deceased co-

author of Transition from Dictatorship to Democracy (Holmes and Meier,) and several published

articles. Deceased.

Dash, Robert. "The State, Labor and Ideology in Baja California Norte, Mexico," S1985.

Willamette College, Professor and Chair. Author of published articles. Book Review Editor,

Latin American Perspectives (l986-1992).

García, Alberto. "Nicaragua and the Sandinismo: A Case Study of Revolutionary Theory and

Practice," S1985. California State University, Northridge, Lecturer.

García, Gilbert. ―The Role of the State in the Development of Mexico’s Northern Border.‖ F

2986. Professor

Amjad, Mohammad. "Social Origins of the Iranian Revolution: The Role of State and Social

Classes," F1986. Author of published articles, and "Choice" book on Iran with Greenwood

Press. Post-Doctoral, Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley,

Assistant Professor, St Mary's College.

Bisharat, Ghasson. "The Charismatic Dimensions of Peronismo," F1986. California State

University of Los Angeles Unified School District, Lecturer.

García, Jorge. "Forjando ciudad: The Development of the Political Community of East Los

Angeles," F1986. California State University, Northridge, Professor and Chair.

Groth, Terrie. "State, Class, and Crisis in Brazil, 1974-82," F1986. Federal University of

Brasília, Professor. Author section on Brazil in Encyclopedia of Political Systems and Position.

Schinke, Ward. "The Political Economy of Coffee and Socialism in Nicaragua," F1986.

California State University, Los Angeles, Lecturer. Published chapter in book edited by Melvin

Gurtov. Northern Arizona University, Lecturer. Texas Tech University, Assistant Professor.

Riverside City College.

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Hadjiyannis, Stylianos. "The Greek Road to Socialism and the State: A Case Study of the

Possibility of a Democratic Transition to Socialism," S1987. Ohio State University, Portsmouth,

Professor. Co-author of Transition from Democracy to Dictatorship (Holmes and Meier,

forthcoming).

Abu-El-Haj, Jawdat. "The Transition to Capitalism in Northeast Brazil: Proletarianization and

Working Class Formation," SS1987. Federal University of Caerá, Brazil, Professor. Author of

published articles and two books.

White, Russell. "The Nationalization of the Mexican Banks: Finance Capital and the Crisis of

the Mexican State," SS1987. Author of Mexico (Taylor and Frances). Head of Latin American

Consulting and Lecturer.

Haghighat, Dariush. "United States Foreign Policy Towards the Nationalization of Oil Industry

in Iran" (co-chair, dissertation) S1988. Riverside City College, Professor and Chair.

Pratt, Erik. "Weapons Sponsorship: Promoting Strategic Defense in the Nuclear Age" (co-chair,

dissertation) W1989. Professor, Carrol College, Montana. Dissertation published by Lynne

Rienner Publishing.

Hahn, Dwight. "Modes of Production and the Bolivian Social Formation: The Ideological Basis

for Political Disarticulation: S1989. Assistant Professor, John Carrol University. Dissertation

on Bolivia published by Taylor and Francis.

Pompan, Claudia. "Brazil's External Indebtedness Process and the Transition to democracy"

SS1989. Co-author of article in Terra Solidaria. Translation of articles in Latin american

Perspectives and Revista de Ci_ncias Politicas. Assistant Professor, Cheyenne Community

College, Wyoming.

Shafiei, Fatemeh. "Global Ecopolitics: The Looming Crisis and the Role of Transnational

Corporation: (co-chair, dissertation). Lecturer, Spellman College, Atlanta.

Dugan-Abassi, Jennifer. "Cuba and Small Farmer Production" S1994. Author of published

articles. AssociateProfessor, Randolf Macon College, Virginia.

McLean, Michael. ―Constraints to Reform in Social Democratic Governments: A Case of the

British Labour Party,‖ Sl996

Rodríguez, David. ―Latino National Political Coalitions:Struggle and Challenge,‖ Sl996.

Assistant Professor of Chicano Studies, California State University, Northridge.

Membership on Committees (Completed Dissertations):

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Chiou, Chwei-Liang. "The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in Communist China:

November 1, 1965 to November 10, 1968," W1971 (dissertation).Professor Queensland

University, New Zealand

Veterlie, R. Richard. "The Impact of the Multinational Corporation on the Power Structure of

Mexico and a Mexican Border Community," F1972 (oral, chair; dissertation).Professor,

Pasadena City College.

Hwang, Byong-Moo. "Chinese Motives in Foreign Crises: Domestic and Foreign Policy

Interactions," F1978 (oral; dissertation). Professor, Korean War College.

Maghroori, Ray. "United States Policy Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1969-1976: Changes

and Continuities," F1978 (oral; dissertation). Former Associate Dean, UCR Grad School of

Management. Dean Northern California

Hernández, José Amaro. "The Political Development of Mutual Aid Societies in the Mexican

American Community: Ideal and Principles," W1979 (oral; dissertation).Professor, California

State University, Northridge.

Kim, Young Mun. "Chinese Foreign Policy toward the Third World in the 1970s: The Theory

and Practice of the Three Worlds," F1979 (oral; dissertation). Professor, Teagu University.

Borges, William. "The Politics of Proposition 13: California, Public Education, and the Moreno

Valley Unified School District," SS1980 (oral; dissertation).Professor

Assiri, Abdul-Reda. "The Impact of Arms and Oil Politics on United States Relations with the

Arabian (Persian) Gulf States, 1968-78," S1981 (oral; dissertation).

Kim, Chung-Hyun. "Kim Il-Sung's Thought and the Politics of Development in North Korea,"

W1981 (oral; dissertation).

Tarzi, Shah. "The Political Economy of American Foreign Oil Policy and the Middle East: The

Influence of Multi-national Oil Corporations, 1969-19779," SS1982 (oral;

dissertation).Professor, Bradley University

Shen, Marshall. "Human Rights in People's China: A Developmental Strategy, 1945-1969,"

W1986 (oral; dissertation).

Wader, Mohamed. "Class, Ideology and Political Economy as Domestic Sources of Nigerian

Foreign Policy: 1969-1984," F1986 (oral; dissertation).

Salmi, Ralph H. "Islam and Dissent in the Non-Arab World: A Comparative Analysis of the

Iranian Shi'i and Filipino Sunni Movements," SS1990 (oral; dissertation).Professor, San

Bernardino State University.

Membership on Dissertation Committees of Other Departments and Universities:

80

Lawrence, Denise, "Festas: Cooperation in Rural Southern Portugal" (Anthropology, UCR,

1979).

Fayazmanesh, Sasan, "The Commodity as the Point of Departure of Capital, A Methodological

Inquiry," (Economics, UCR, 1984).

Steenland, Kyle, "Agrarian Reform on Chile" (Political Science, SUNY, Buffalo, 1977)

Baird, Gordon, "The Impact of Higher Oil Prices on the Economics of Non-Oil Developing

Countries" (Economics, UCR, 1987).

Balastrieri, Ronald,"The Crisis Generation: Marxist Aesthetics in the United States, 1929-1939"

(Comparative Literature, UCR, MA 1982).

Lakew, Melaku, 1981. "The History, Theory and Practice of Indicative Planning" (Economics,

UCR, 1981).

Stein, Howard, "National Planning and Development: The Case of Tanzania" (Economics,

UCR, 1983).

Sammis, Elizabeth, "Antecedents to the Portuguese Revolution" (Sociology, UCLA, December

1987).

Patricio, Teresa, "State-Led Industrialization and Popular Resistance: The Sines Project in

Portugal" (Sociology, Rutgers, Summer 1989).

Martins Filho, João Roberto, ―O militar no Brasil, l964-l970.‖ (Political Science, UNICAMP,

l993. *Title says ―O palácio e a caserna A dinâmica military das crises políticas na ditadura

(1964-1969).

Martins, Mónica Dias, ―Açucar no sertão: a ofensiva capitalista no Vale do Curo. (Sociology,

Universidade Federal do Ceará). Co-Chair of Dissertation Committee. July 2000

Bezerra, Riselia. ―The Political Economy of the Samba.‖ (Dance, University of California,

Riverside). June 2000. *Title says ―Sambations‖: Samba and the Politics of Syncopation.

Aviles, William. ―Institutions, Human Rights and Civil-Military Relations: Colombia’s

Neoliberal State.‖ (Political Science, University of California, Riverside) June 2001. *Title says

―Globalization, Democracy and Civil-Military Relations in Colombia’s Neoliberal State.

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Series

Personal Papers

Sub-series

Publications


This sub-series contains a sampling of the publications that Ronald H. Chilcote has written or

edited in his professional career. Not all of the items listed in the container list below are

included in this collection. Some items have been cataloged and can be located by title in the

Library’s Online Public Access Catalog. Other items may not part of the Library’s holdings

Container List

A. Books, Monographs, Pamphlets

1. Chilcote, The Press in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America: Summary of

Recent Developments. Stanford: Institute of Hispanic American and Luso-

Brazilian Studies, 1963. Pp. 48.

2. Chilcote, Military Intervention and Developmental Tendencies: Preliminary

Analysis for Study and Research of the Argentine Experience. Riverside:

Field Report Series (1), Latin American Research Program, UCR, October

1966. Pp. 10.

3. Chilcote, Portuguese Africa. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall

1967. Pp. 149.

4. Chilcote, Spain's Iron and Steel Industry. Austin: Bureau of Business

Research, The University of Texas, 1968. Pp. 174.

5. Chilcote (editor), Protest and Resistance in Angola and Brazil: Comparative

Essays, Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1972.

Pp. 317. Contributed introduction, pp. 1-8 and Chapter 12, pp. 243-302.

6. Chilcote (editor), Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa: Documents,

Stanford: Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1973. Pp. 642.

Contributed introduction, pp. 17-57.

7. Chilcote and Edelstein, Joel C. (editors), Latin

America: The Struggle with Dependency and Beyond,

Cambridge and New York: Schenkman and John Wiley & Sons, 1974.

Pp.781. Contributed introduction, pp.

1-87.

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8. Chilcote, The Brazilian Communist Party: Conflict and Integration, 1922-

1972, New York: Oxford University Press, 1974. Pp. 361.

a. The Brazilian Communist Party. Translated to

Chinese by Xu Zhuang Fei and Zhu Yun Ruy. Beijing: Institute of Latin

American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 1975.

9. Chilcote, Theories of Comparative Politics: The Search for a Paradigm,

Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1981. Pp. 480.

a. Theories of Comparative Politics: The

Search for a Paradigm, translated to Malaysian and

published in 1983.

b. Theories of Comparative Politics: The Search for a

Paradigm, translated to Korean and published in Seoul: Hanul Publishing

Company, 1986. Includes preface for Korean edition.

c. Theories of Comparative Politics: The Search for a

Paradigm. Seoul: Eron kwa Shilchan, 1987. Translated by Miong-Sei

Kang. Pp. 580.

10. Chilcote (editor), Dependency and Marxism; Special Double Issue of Latin

American Perspectives, Issues 30 and 31 (Summer-Fall 1981), 1-181.

11. Chilcote (editor and contributor), Dependency and Marxism: Toward a

Resolution of the Debate. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1982. Pp.

179. Contributed preface and introduction. Revision of 10 (above).

a. Dependency and Marxism: Toward a Resolution of

the Debate, translated to Korean and published in Seoul: Hanul Publishing

Company, 1984. Includes Preface for Korean edition.

12. Partido Comunista Brasileiro: conflito e integração. Rio de Janeiro:

GRAAL, 1982. Pp. 413. Translation, revision, with new postscript of book

originally published by Oxford University Press (1974).

13. Chilcote and Dale Johnson (editors and contributors), Theories of

Development: Mode of Production or Dependency? Los Angeles: Sage

Publications, 1983. Contributed "Introduction."

14. Chilcote (editor and contributor), Brazil in Crisis, Special Issue of Latin

American Perspectives, Issue 40 (Winter 1984), 1-144.

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15. Chilcote (editor and contributor), Unity and Struggle: Reassessing the

Thought of Amílcar Cabral, Special Issue of Latin American Perspectives,

Issue 41 (Spring 1984), 1-104.

16. Chilcote, Theories of Development and Underdevelopment. Boulder:

Westview Press, 1984, Pp. 179.

17. Chilcote and Joel C. Edelstein, Latin America: Capitalist and Socialist

Perspectives of Development and Underdevelopment. Boulder: Westview

Press, 1986. Pp. 175.

18. Chilcote, Power and the Ruling Classes in Northeast Brazil: Juazeiro and

Petrolina in Transition. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University

Press, 1990. Pp. 383.

19. Chilcote, S. Hadjiyannis, Fred A. López, Daniel Nataf, and Elizabeth

Sammis. Transitions from Dictatorship to Democracy: Comparative

Studies of Spain, Portugal, and Greece. New York: Taylor and Francis,

1990. Pp. 220. Contributed Preface, Chapters 1 and 5.

20. Chilcote (editor and contributor), Post-Marxism, the Left, and Democracy,

Special Issue of Latin American Perspectives, Issue 65, 17 (Spring 1990), 1-

128.

21. Chilcote, Transição capitalista e a classe dominante no Nordeste. São

Paulo: Editora da Universidade de São Paulo and T.A. Queiroz Editor,

1991, pp. 368.

22. Chilcote. Amílcar Cabral's Revolutionary Theory and Practice, Boulder:

Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1991.

A. Pembebasan nasional menentang imperialisme. Theor dan

praktek revolusioner Amilcar Cabral. Jakharta: Sahe Study Club. Pp.178.

Text of original plus interviews. Reference bibliography omitted.

23. Chilcote. Theories of Comparative Politics: The Search for a Paradigm

Revisited. Boulder: Westview Press, 1994. Second edition, substantial

revision and update of 1981 edition. Pp. 421

A. Theories of Comparative Politics. Beijing: Chinese

edition, 1998.

B Theories of Comparative Politics. Petropolis: Editora

Vozes. Brazilian edition, 1998.

C. Theories of Comparative Politics.

Seoul: Korean edition, 1999.

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D. Theories of Comparative Politics. Moscow‖ Russian

editions, 2001.

E. Theories of Comparative Politics.

Tehran: Iranian Editions, 2002.

24 Chilcote (ed). The Political Economy of Imperialism. Kluwer Academic

Press, l999.Pp. 270. Includes Preface, pp. vii and ―Introduction‖ pp. 19-40.

A. Paperback Edition: Rowman and

Littlefield, 2001

B. The Political Economy of Imperialism.

Beijing, China: CASS Publishing House. 2001 Pp. 303. Chinese

Edition.

26 Chilcote (ed). Imperialism. Theoretical Directions. Amherst, New York:

Humanity Press, 2000.

27 Chilcote. Comparative Inquiry in Politics and Political Economy: Theories

and Issues. Boulder: Westview Press, 2000. Pp. 216

28 Chilcote. Theories of Comparative Political Economy: Theories and

Directions. Boulder: Westview Press, 2000. PP. 316.

A. Theories of Comparative Political Economy. Beijing,

China: CASS Publishing House. Pp. 385. Chinese Edition, 2001

29. Chilcote. Nature’s Laguna Wilderness. Laguna Beach:

Laguna Wilderness Press, 2003. Pp. 96.

30. (Editor). Development in Theory and Practice: Latin

American Perspectives. Lanham, Md: Rowman

and Littlefield Publishers, 2003. Pp. 394.

31 (Editor). Alternatives to Neoliberalism in

Latin America. Selected Papers from Latin American Perspectives. Beijing:

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2004. Pp. 334.

32. (Editor). Wind River Wilderness. Laguna Beach:

Laguna Wilderness Press, 2006. Pp. 144.

A-B. Reference Works

1. Chilcote (editor), Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa: A

Bibliography of Documentary Ephemera Through 1965. Stanford: Hoover

Institution, Stanford University, 1970. Pp. 114.

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2. Chilcote (editor), Revolution and Structural Change in Latin America:

Ideology, Development and the Radical Left (1930-1965), Stanford:

Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1970, 2 Vols. Pp. 668 and pp. 602.

3. Chilcote (editor and compiler), Brazil and its Radical Left: An Annotated

Bibliography of the Communist Movement and the Rise of Marxism, 1922-

1972. New York: Kraus International Publications, 1980. Pp. 455. Sequel

to Brazilian Communist Party: Conflict and Integration, 1922-1972. New

York: Oxford University Press, 1974.

4. Chilcote with Sheryl Lutjens (editors), Cuba, 1953-1978: A Bibliographical

Guide to the Literature. White Plains, NY: Kraus International

Publications, 1986. Pp. 1387 in two volumes.

5. Chilcote (editor and compiler), The Portuguese

Revolution of 25 April 1974: Annotated Bibliography on the Antecedents

and Aftermath. Vol 1. Coimbra: Centro de Documentação 25 de Abril,

Universidade de Coimbra, 1987. Pp. 329.

6. Chilcote (ed). The Portuguese Revolution of 25 April

1974. Annotated Bibliography on the Antecedents

and Aftermath. Vol 2: Periodicals. Portuguese Political, Popular, and Mass

Organizations. Coimbra: Centro de Documentação 25 de Abril. Universidade

de Coimbra, 1998. Pp. 295.

B. Chapters for Books:

1. Chilcote, GINSA (3 case studies of a Guatemalan tire manufacturing

company). Copyright by Stanford Graduate School of Business in 1959.

Reprinted as: "Background Information on Guatemala," pp. 473-478;

"General Tire and Incatecu, S.A. (I): Political Considerations Affecting

the Sale of Common Stock in Guatemala," pp. 478-483; "General Tire and

Incatecu, S.A. (II): Foreign Antagonism toward U.S. Investment in

Guatemala," pp. 484-494; "General Tire and Incatecu, S.A. (III): Assessing

Opportunities and Risks in the Central American Common Market," pp.

494-497. Three case studies published in International Business

Management: Readings and Cases (Belmont, California: Wadsworth

Publishing Company, 1964), edited by John S. Ewing and Frank Meissner.

2. Chilcote, "Mozambique: The African Nationalist Response to Portuguese

Imperialism and Underdevelopment," in Christian P. Potholm and Richard

Dale, Southern Africa in Perspective: Essays in Regional Politics, New

York: Free Press, 1972, pp. 183-195 and 368-373.

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3. Chilcote, "Portugal" and "Spain" in W. S. Sworakowski (editor), World

Communism, Stanford, 1973, pp. 370-374 and 395-401.

4. Chilcote, "Dependency: A Critical Synthesis of the Literature," Chapter 11,

pp. 128-139 in Janet Abu-Lughod and Richard Hay (editors), Cities in the

Third World, Chicago: Maaroufa Press, 1977. Reprint of "A Critical

Synthesis of the Dependency Literature," Latin American Perspectives, I

(Spring 1974), 4-29.

5. Chilcote, "Theories of Dependency: The View from the Periphery," pp.

299-309 in Ingolf Vogeler and Anthony de Souza (eds.), Dialectics of Third

World Development, Montclair, New Jersey: Allanheld, Osmun and Co.

Publishers, 1980.

6. "Preface" and "Issues of Theory in Dependency and Marxism," pp. 3-16,

Chilcote, Dependency and Marxism: Toward a Resolution of the Debate,

Westview Press, 1982 (see A.14).

7. Chilcote with Terrie Groth, "Federated Republic of Brazil," in World

Encyclopedia of Political Systems and Parties, Vol. I, New York: Facts on

File, 1984, pp. 109- 123.

8. Chilcote, "Alternative Approaches to Comparative Politics," pp 151-168 in

Howard Wiarda (ed.), New Directions in Comparative Politics, Boulder:

Westview Press, 1985. Revised Edition, 1990. Japanese Edition, 1989.

9. Chilcote, "Cabral in the Historical Context of his Epoch: The Implications

of his Theory of Class and Class Struggle." Translated as "Cabral no

contexto histórico da sua época: as implicações da sua teoria de classe e

luta de classes." Pp. 153-183 in Continuar Cabral (Simpósio Internacional

Amílcar Cabral, Cabo Verde, 17 a 20 de Janeiro de 1983). Lisbon: Edição

Grafedito/Prelo-Estampa, 1984.

10.Chilcote, "The Theory and Practice of Development in Latin America," pp. 95-

113 in Economic Growth and Social Development, Taegu, Republic of

Korea: Yengnam University, 1987. Korean translation on pp. 114-127.

11.Chilcote, "Sketch of Sergio Bagú and others," in Robert A. Gorman (ed.)

Biographical Dictionary of Neo-Marxism. Westport: Greenwood Press,

1985. Pp. 463.

12.Chilcote, "Capitalism and Socialist Perspectives in the Search for a Class

Theory of the State and Democracy," Pp. 75-97 in Dankwart Rustow and

Kenneth Erickson (eds), Comparative Political Dynamics: Global Research

Perspectives, New York: Harper and Collins, l9?.

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13. Chilcote, "Development," pp. 616-637 in Mary Hawkesworth and Maurice

Kogan (eds.), Encyclopedia of Government and Politics. London:

Routledge, 1992. 2 vols. Revised edition, 2003.

14. Chilcote, "From Popular Power to Bourgeois Democracy: The Case of

Portugal." Chapter 4 in James Kurth and James Petras, pp. 128-159 in

Mediterranean Paradoxes: The Politics and Social Structure of Southern

Europe, Oxford: Berg Publishers. 1992. First appeared in:

Riverside: Working Paper in Economics (93-24).

Department of Economics. University of California, Riverside, 1993.

Pp. 61.

15. Chilcote, "Post-Marxism, the Left, and Democracy in Latin America," pp.

214-236 in Stuart S. Nagel (ed.), Latin America: Development and Public

Policy, New York and London: Macmillan Press, 1994.

a. Also in Portuguese in Crítica Marxista (São Paulo).

16. Chilcote, "The Prospects and Contradictions of Economic Reforms in

China," in Chilcote and Dos Santos (eds.), Contemporary Perspectives of

China, Rio de Janeiro: Editora Vozes. Forthcoming.First appeared in:

Riverside: Working Paper in Economics

(93-23). Department of Economics. University of California, Riverside,

1993. Pp. 32.

17. Chilcote (with Victor Lippit). Class Analysis in

Comparative Political Economy,‖ pp. 115-135 in Robert Pollin (ed),

Capitalism, Socialism, and Radical Political Economy. Cheltenham, United

Kingdom: Edward Elgar. 2000. Pp.376.

18. Chilcote, ―The Left in Latin America: Questions of

Theory and Practice,‖ pp. 249-262 in Pratyush Chandra, Anuradha Ghosh

and Raavi Kumar, Politics of Imperialism and Counter-Strategies, New

Delhi: Aakar Books.

C. Articles in Refereed Academic Journals

1. Chilcote and White, C. Langdon, "Chile's New Iron and Steel Industry,"

Economic Geography (Worchester, Massachusetts), (July 1961), 258-266.

2. Chilcote, "Portugal's New Iron and Steel Industry," Geography (Sheffield,

England), (April 1963), 188-190.

3. Chilcote, "Integrated Iron and Steel Industry for Argentina," Inter-American

Economic Affairs (Washington, D.C.), (Spring 1963), 31-46.

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4. Chilcote, "Spain's Iron and Steel: Renovation of an Old Industry,"

Geographical Review (New York), (April 1963), 247-262.

5. Chilcote, "Documenting Portuguese Africa," Africana Newsletter

(Stanford), Summer 1963. See the following sections: "Serial Publications

of Portugal and Portuguese Africa Published Since 1945," pp. 24-28.

Chilcote and Leder, Mary B., "Political Groups in Portuguese Africa," pp.

29-36. Also see pp. 54-56, 60-66.

6. Chilcote, "Portuguese African Nationalist Movements," mimeographed.

Published in Africana Newsletter, 1, No. 4 (Winter 1963), 9-17.

7. Chilcote, "An Assessment of Peruvian Problems and Progress," Journal of

Inter-American Studies (Gainesville), 4, No. 2 (April 1964), 181-186.

8. Chilcote, "Proposiciones y bibliografía seleccionada sobre la revoluci_n y el

cambio estructural en América Latina," Desarrollo Económico (Buenos

Aires), 4 (April-June 1965), 483-492.

9. Chilcote, "Portugal: disintegración de un imperio," Cuadernos 64

(September 62), 80-82.

10. Chilcote, "Spain and European Integration: Heavy Industry in Economic

Development" in International Affairs (London), 42 (July 1966), 444-455.

11. Chilcote, "Les Mouvements de liberation au Mozambique," in Le Mois en

Afrique, I (July 1966), 30-42.

12. Chilcote, "Nationalist Documents on Portuguese Guiné and Cape Verde

Islands and Mozambique," African Studies Bulletin, 10 (April 1967), 22-42.

13. Chilcote, "Cambio estructural y desarrollo en Bolivia," Desarrollo

Económico, 6 (January-March 1967), 693-708.

14. Chilcote, "Cambio estructural y desarrollo:la experiencia mexicana,"

Desarrollo Económico, 7 (April- June 1967), 482-492.

15. Chilcote, "Cambio estructural y desarrollo en Cuba," Desarrollo Económico,

7 (July-September 1967), 107-147.

16. Chilcote, "The Political Thought of Amílcar Cabral," The Journal of

Modern African Studies, 6, 3 (1968), 373-388.

17. Chilcote, "Development and Nationalism in Portuguese Africa,"

Comparative Political Studies, I, 4 (January 1969), 501-525.

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18. Chilcote, "Brazil and Africa in Comparative Perspective," Latin American

Research Review, 4 (Spring 1969), 125-136.

19. Chilcote, "A Critical Synthesis of the Dependency Literature," Latin

American Perspectives, I (Spring 1974), 4-29. Reprinted in Información

Amercial Española (Madrid), 1978; also in Cities in the Third World,

Chicago: Maaroufa Press, 1977; Dialectics of Third World Development,

Allanheld, Osmun and Co. Publishers, 1979; and in Third World Studies,

Dependency Series No.2, University of the Philippines, 1977.

20. Chilcote, "Amílcar Cabral: A Bio-Bibliography of His Life and Thought,

1925-1973," Africana Journal, 5, No. 4 (1974), 289-307.

21. Chilcote and Goldman, Roy, "Status Quo and Reform Attitudes of

Backlands High School Students of Dominant Class Parents in Brazil,

Chile, and Mexico," International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 16,

Nos. 1-2 (1975), 37-50.

22. Chilcote; Gorman, Steve; Leroy, Cis; and Sheehan, Sara, "Internal and

External Issues of Dependency: Approach, Pedagogical Method, and

Critique of Two Courses on Latin America," Review of Radical Political

Economy, 6 (Winter 1975), 80-94.

23. Chilcote, "Ruling Classes and Dependency in Two Backland Communities

of Northeast Brazil," Studies in Comparative International Development, 11

(1976), 35-50.

24. Chilcote, "Class, Race, Progress, and Nationalism in Brazil," Latin

American Research Review, 12, No. 1 (1977), 222-227.

25. Chilcote, "A Question of Dependency," Latin American Research Review,

13, No. 2 (1978), 55-68.

26. Chilcote and Harding, Timothy, "Introduction: Brazil: Capitalist Crisis and

Workers' Challenge," Latin American Perspectives, 6 (Fall 1979), 2-15.

Introductory essay to the first of two full issues on Brazil edited by the

authors.

27. Chilcote, "Perspectives of Class and Political Struggle in the Portuguese

Capitalist State," Kapitalistate, 8 (1980), 99-120.

28. Chilcote, "Politics of Conflict in the Popular Poetry of Northeast Brazil,"

Journal of Latin American Lore, 5, No. 2 (1979), 205-231.

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29. Chilcote, "Issues of Theory in Dependency and Marxism," Latin American

Perspectives, 7 (Summer-Fall 1981), 3-16.

30. Chilcote, "Politics and Ideology in the Popular Poetry of Brazil," Studies in

Latin American Popular Culture, 2 (1983), 88-98.

31. Chilcote, "Politics and Ideology in the Popular Poetry of Brazil," Ideologies

and Literature, 4 (September-October 1983), 279-293.

32. Chilcote, "Introduction" to issue on Brazil, Latin American Perspectives, 11

(Winter 1984), 9-11.

33. Chilcote, "The Theory and Practice of Amílcar Cabral: Revolutionary

Implications for the Third World," Latin American Perspectives, 11 (Spring

1984), 3-14.

34. Chilcote, "Teorias reformistas e revolucionárias de desenvolvimento e

subdesenvolvimento," Revista de Economía Política, 3 (July-September

1983), 103-123.

35. Chilcote, "Toward the Democratic Opening in Latin America: The Case of

Brazil," Monthly Review 23 (February 1984), 15-24.

36. Chilcote, "Sociedad y política en Portugal," Cuadernos Políticos, No. 28

(1982), 74-87.

37. Chilcote, "A crise dos intelectuais," in Lua Nova (São Paulo) 2, No. 2 (July-

September 1985), 82-86.

38. Chilcote, "Reflections on Brazilian Political Thought and the Crisis of the

Intellectual," in Luso-Brazilian Review (University of Wisconsin) 22

(Winter 1985), 111-121.

39. Chilcote, "Developmental Theories: Current State of the Debate,"

Rasvoj/Development-International, I, (July-December 1986), 323-336.

40. Chilcote, "Teorías do desenvolvimento: situação actual do debate,"

Economía e Socialismo, 10, 69-70 (December 1986), 67-75.

41. Chilcote, "Perspectivas alternativas de política comparada," Revista de

Ciencia Política, 31 (April-June 1988), 52-65.

42. Chilcote, "Família e classe dominante em duas comunidades sertanejas do

Nordeste Brasileiro," Revista Brasileira de Estudos Políticos, 67-68 (July

1988-January 1989), 181- 208.

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43. Chilcote, "Post-Marxism: The Retreat from Class in Latin America," Latin

American Perspectives, 17 (Spring 1990), 3-24.

44. Chilcote, "Post-Marxism and its Ideological Impact on the Theory and

Practice of U.S. Politics," Cuadernos de Trabajo. Análisis e Investigaciones,

6 (April 1988), 23- 31.

45. Chilcote, "Tensions in the Latin American Experience: Fundamental

Themes in the Formulation of a Research Agenda for the 1990s," Latin

American Perspectives, 17 (Spring 1990), 122-128.

46. Chilcote, "Contradictions in the Search for a Class Theory of the State,

Socialism, and Democracy," Socialism in the World, 74-75 (1989), 129-139

and Commentary on pp. 106-107.

47. Chilcote, "Perspectivas do capitalismo e do socialismo na busca de una

teoría de classe do estado e da democracia, Revista de Economía Política,

10 (October-December 1990), 103-123.

48. Chilcote, Edward B. and Ronald H. "The Crisis of Marxism: An Appraisal

of New Directions," Rethinking Marxism, 5 (Summer 1992), 84-106.First

appeared in:

Riverside: Working Paper in Economics (92-

27). Department of Economics. University of California, Riverside,

January 1992. Pp. 33.

a. Chilcote, Edward B. and Ronald H. "A crise do marxismo:

apreciação de novas tendências," Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais,

35 (June 1992), 96-123.

b. Chilcote, Edward B. and Ronald H. "The Crisis of Marxism," Social

Sciences Abroad (Beijing), 10 (1991), 1-9.

c. Chilcote, Edward B. and Ronald H. "A crise do marxismo: una

apreciação de novas rumos," Revista de Ciências Sociais, 22 (Nos. 1-

2, 1994) 1-37.

49. Chilcote. ―Globalizationn or Imperialism?‖

Latin American Perspectives 29 (November 2002,

80-84.

50 Chilcote. ―The Left in Latin America: Questions of

Theory and Practice,‖ Latin American

Perspectives 30 (July 2003), 10-15.

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D. Other Published Writings (This section simply includes listings which

reflect professional, public, and community writings rather than scholarly

publications.)

1. Chilcote, "Guatemala," Collier's Encyclopedia, 1960 Yearbook (New York),

1960, 42-100.

2. Chilcote, "The Impact of Dictatorship on Culture in Portugal," Ibérica (New

York), (February 15, 1961), 5-7.

Also translated as "El impacto de la dictadura portuguesa en la

cultura."

3. Chilcote, "Politics in Portugal and Her Empire," The World Today,

(London), (September 1961), 376-387.

4. Chilcote, "A Program for the Democratization of Portugal," Ibérica (New

York), (October 15, 1961), 7-10. Also translated as "Un programma para la

democratización de Portugal."

5. Chilcote, "Portugal, Salazar y la oposición," Combate (San José, Costa

Rica), 17 (July-August 1961), 34-40.

6. Chilcote, "Portugal" (letter to the editor), The New Leader (New York),

(November 28, 1962), 80-82.

7. Chilcote, "Opposition to Portugal's Dictatorship," Contemporary Review

(London), (April 1962), 167-173.

8. Chilcote, "Angola or the Azores?" The New Republic (Washington, D.C.),

(July 30, 1962), 21-22.

9. Chilcote, Articles on Brazil, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain in Hispanic

American Report (Stanford), monthly 1959-1963.

10. Chilcote, "Dictatorship in Paraguay," Contemporary Review (London),

(May 1963), 242-245.

11. Chilcote and Chilcote, Frances, "Paraguay," Worldmark Encyclopedia of

Nations (New York), revised 1963, 209-220.

12. Chilcote and MacBean, Sally V., "Latin America's Left and the Causes of

Revolution," Hispanic American Report, 16 (1963), 197-216.

13. Chilcote, "Brazil: Suppressing the Future," The Nation, 199 (November 23,

1964), 368-370. Also published as "Brasil: suprimiendo el futuro,"

Marcha, No. 1235 (December 11, 1964), 16-17.

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14. Chilcote, "Portugal Faces Challenges in Africa," Los Angeles Times,

(November 14, 1965), Section G, p. 2. Also published as "Política y

nacionalismo," Marcha No. 1289 (January 21, 1965 (1966), 14.

15. Chilcote, "Eduardo Mondlane and the Mozambique Struggle," Africa

Today, 12 (November 1965), 4-7.

16. Chilcote, "Salazar's Portugal: Anniversary on Thin Ice," The Nation, 102

(May 30, 1966), 638-641. Also published as "Portugal, 40 años de

dictadura," Marcha No. 1263 (July 16, 1965), 22.

17. Chilcote, "This Changing World: The Spanish Iron and Steel Industry,"

Geography, 52 (January 1967), 60-64.

18. Chilcote and M. Legassic, "The African Challenge to American Scholarship

in Africa," Africa Today, 18 (January 1971), 4-11.

19. Chilcote and Rosália de Araújo Oliveira and Padre Mansueto de Lavor,

"Analysis and Compilation of Field Research Undertaken by CEMIC in

Two Bairros of Petrolina, Pernambuco," Petrolina, Brazil: Cemic, 1971, 17.

Reprinted in Revista de Cemic.

20. Chilcote, "The Latin American Challenge to U.S. Scholarship in Latin

America," URLA Newsletter, 3 (April- May 1973), 1-4. Reprinted in

LASA Newsletter, 4 (June 1973), 30-34.

21. Chilcote, "Behind Salazar's Back," Africa Today 9 (October 1962), 11-13.

22. Chilcote, "Guiné-Bissau's Struggle: Past and Present," Africa Today, 24

(January-March 1977), 31-39.

23. Chilcote, "Decide or Ratify?" California School Boards Journal, 35 (June

1977), 20-21.

24. Chilcote, "Guidelines for School Site Councils," California School Boards,

36 (March 1978), 16-18.

25. Chilcote, "Prospects for Education in California," Educational Leadership,

36 (May 1979), 569-573.

26. Chilcote, "Entrevista con Ronald Chilcote," Diário de Nordeste (December

2, 1984), 4-5 and cover of supplement Cultura. Interview with Verónica

Silveira.

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27. Chilcote, "Colégio, bom nos EUA, Ruim no Brasil," Brasil Extra (August

1984), 59. Interview.

28. Chilcote, "Ideología e paradigma na ciência política," 0 Povo (December

10, 1984). Second Section, p. 1.

29. Chilcote, "Clearing up the Confusion on Brazil's Political Transition," Latin

America Daily Post (December 11, 1984), 1-2.

30. Chilcote, "Brazil: Eighteen Years of Military Rule," In These Times, 7

(December 8-14, 1982). 11.

31. Chilcote, "Debating Cabral's Contributions," Guardian, 35 (March 2, 1983),

19.

32. Chilcote, "Dos Comentarios," Punto Crítico 145 (April- May 1985), 36-37.

33. Chilcote and Pompan, Claudia M., "As principais contradições ocidental,"

Terra Solidária, 4 (November-December 1986), Caderno E 1-5.

34. Chilcote, "Recasting Mainstream Conceptions of Political Development,"

Politics and the Life Sciences 6 (February 1988), 156-157. Commentary

(together with commentaries of Robert Packenham and Fred Riggs) on Peter

A.Corning and Samuel M. Hines, Jr, "Political Development and Political

Evolution," 141-155 in the same issue.

35. Chilcote, "Wolf and Resnick Defended," Monthly Review 40 (February

1989), 53-54.

36. Chilcote, "Reflections on the Latin American Collection," Books at UCR 13

(Winter 1989), 2.

37. Chilcote, "Bush's Invasion of Panama was Attempt to Rally Support,"

Highlander 37 (February 1990), A-7.

38. Chilcote, "Preface," Kemy Oyarzún (ed), The Latin American Story,

Riverside: Commemorative Series (9), Latin American Studies Program,

1989.

39. Chilcote, "Introduction," to Cuban Views of the Revolution, Special Issue of

Latin American Perspectives, 18 (Spring 1981), 5-9.

40. Chilcote, "Foreword," pp. ix-x in Sandor Halebsky and John M. Kirk et. al.

(eds.), Cuba in Transition: Crisis and Transformation, Boulder: Latin

American Perspectives Series (No. 9), Westview Press, 1992.

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41. Chilcote with Jennifer Dugan Abassi. "Introduction" to Colonization and

the Quincentenary, Special Issue of Latin American Perspectives 19

(Summer 1992), 3-5. co-edited this issue.

42. Chilcote, "Introduction" pp. 1-7 in Centro de Estudios Sobre América, The

Cuban Revolution into the 1990s, Boulder: Latin American Perspectives

Series (No. 10), Westview Press, 1992. Edited this volume of original

essays by Cuban scholars.

43. Chilcote, "Foreword" pp. xi-xiii in Juan E. Corradi, The Fitful Republic:

Economy, Society, and Politics in Argentina, Boulder: Latin American

Perspectives Series (No. 2), Westview Press, 1985.

44.Chilcote, ―Memoir of INEP,‖ pp. 4-5 in Instituto Nacional de

Estudos e Pesquisa, Dez anos de INEP. Bissau, November l994.

45. Chilcote, ―Perspectives on the LASA Resolutions Process,‖ LASA

Forum 27 (Spring l996),5-6.

46. Chilcote, ―U.S. Hegemony and Academics in the Americas,‖

Latin American Perspectives 24 (January l997), 73-77.Reply by Mark Berger,

pp. 78-79.

47. Chilcote, ―Teaching Iran-Contra: Further Reflections,‖

PS: Political Science & Politics (September l997), 515-517.

48, Chilcote. ―LAP at 25: Retrospective and New Challenges,‖ Latin

American Perspectives 25 (November 1998), 5-22.

49 Chilcote and Scott Mainwaring. ―Report on Reforming the LASA

Resolutions Process,‖ LASA Forum.

50. Chilcote. ―A Retrospective‖ Essay on the 50th

reunion of the 1953 class

at University School, Cleveland, Ohio.

51 Chilcote. ―La Izquierda en América Latina,‖ Enciclopedia Social y Politica

de la Latino América. Forthcoming.

52.Chilcote. ―Reflections on LAP in its Thirtieth

Year,‖ Latin American Perspectives 31 (1) (2004),3-4.

53. Chilcote. ―The Legacy of the Sixties and its

Impact on Academics, LASA Forum, 37, 2 (Spring 2006), 22-24.

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54. Chilcote. ―Apresentação,‖ pp. 11-12 in Mónica

Dias Martins, Açucar no sertão: a ofensiva capitalista no nordeste do Brasil,

São Paulo: Annablume, 2008.

E. Book Reviews

1. Chilcote, review of Adolf A. Berle's Latin America: Diplomacy and Reality

(New York and Evanstan: Harper and Row for the Council on Foreign

Relations, 1962) in Hispanic American Report, 16 (1963), 83-84.

2. Chilcote, review of Manuel José Homen de Mello's Portugal, o Ultramar e o

Futuro in Africa Report (Washington, D.C.), (January 1963), 29.

3. Chilcote, review of Oscar Lewis's Pedro Martínez: A Mexican Peasant and

His Family (New York: Random House, 1963) in Western Political

Quarterly (September 1964), 550-561.

4. Chilcote, review of Dudley Sears et al., Cuba: The Economic and Political

Revolution (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1964) in Journal of

Politics (Summer 1965). Also, Press-Enterprise (November 29, 1964).

5. Chilcote, review of Eric Baklanoff, New Perspectives of Brazil (Nashville:

Vanderbilt University Press, 1966) in American Political Science Review,

60 (September 1966), 742-746.

6. Chilcote, review of Victor E. Ferkiss, Africa's Search for Identity (New

York: Braziller, 1966) in Press Enterprise (April 24, 1966), 6.

7. Chilcote, review of Martin Sable, Guide to Latin American Studies, Los

Angeles, 1966; Martin Sable, Master Directory for Latin America, Los

Angeles, 1966; Periodicals for Latin American Economic Development,

Trade and Investment, Los Angeles, 1965; and Statistical Abstract of Latin

America, 1965, in American Political Science Review, 61 (June 1967), 552.

8. Chilcote, review of Ben Burnett and Kenneth Johnson, Political Forces in

Latin America (Belmont: Wadsworth, 1968) in Hispanic American

Historical Review 48 (May 1969), 296-297.

9. Chilcote, review of John Marcum, The Angolan Revolution Vol I: The

Anatomy of an Explosion (1950-1962) (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1969) in

American Political Science Review, 64 (June 1970), 645-646.

10. Chilcote, review of David Ramsett, Regional Industrial Development in

Central America (New York: Frederick E. Praeger, 1969) in Hispanic

American Historical Review, 49 (August 1970), 607-608.

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11. Chilcote, review of Douglas Wheeler and René Pelissier, Angola (New

York: Praeger 1971) in International Journal of African Historical Studies,

V, 1 (1972), 154-157.

12. Chilcote, review of Gileno de Carli, Política de desenvolvimento do

Nordeste, gênese dos Artigos 43/18 (Recife: Universidade Federal de

Pernambuco, 1971; and Riordan Roett, The Politics of Foreign Aid in the

Brazilian Northeast, Nashville: Vanderbilt University Press (1972) in

Hispanic American Historical Review, 52 (February 1973), 155-157.

13. Chilcote, review of Ivo K. Feierabend, Rosalind L. Feierabend, and Ted

Robert Gurr (editors), Anger, Violence and Politics: Theories and Research,

(Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1972) in Perspective, I

(September 1972), 178.

14. Chilcote, review of Dauril Alden (editor), Colonial Roots of Modern Brazil,

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1973, in Western Political

Quarterly, 26 (December 1973), 820-821.

15. Chilcote, review of Hugo Blanco, Land or Death: The Peasant Struggle in

Peru, (New York: Pathfinder Press, 1973), in URLA Newsletter, 3 (March

1, 1973), 29-31.

16. Chilcote, review of Don Barnett, The Making of a Middle Cadre,

Richmond, British Columbia, 1973, in Africa Today, 21, No. 1 (Winter

1974) 65-66.

17. Chilcote, review of Frank D. MacCann, Jr., The Brazilian- American

Alliance, 1937-1945, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1973, in The

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 415

(September 1974), 231-232.

18. Chilcote, review of Ramón Bonachea and Marta San Martín, The Cuban

Insurrection, 1952-1959, New Brunswick: Transaction Books, 1974, in

Perspective, September 1974 and History Reviews of New Books, 3

(October 1974).

19. Chilcote and Terry Dietz-Fee, review of "Assessing the Literature Since the

Coup," in Latin American Perspectives, I (Summer 1974), 156-160.

20. Chilcote, review of Miguel Arraes, Brazil: The People and the Power,

Middlesex: Penguin Books, 1972, in American Political Science Review,

68 (December 1974), 1789-1791.

21. Chilcote, review of Rui de Pinto, The Making of a Middle Cadre: The Story

of Rui de Pinto, Richmond, British Columbia: LSM Press, 1973, in

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Canadian Journal of African Studies, 8 (1974), 422-424. Also in

UFAHAMU, 5, No. 1 (1974), 101-103, and Africa Today, 21 (Winter

1974), 65-66.

22. Chilcote, review of Alfred Stepan (editor), Authoritarian Brazil: Origins,

Policies and Future, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1973, in Journal of

Politics, 37 (February 1975), 331.

23. Chilcote, review of Alberto Ciria, Estados Unidos Nos Mira, Buenos Aires:

Ediciones la Bastilla, 1973, in The Western Political Quarterly, 27

(December 1974), 776- 778.

24. Chilcote, review of Georges-André Fiechter, Le régime modernisateur de

Brésil, 1964-1972, Leiden: Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes

Internationales, 1972, in Hispanic American Historical Review, 54 (May

1974), 341- 343.

25. Chilcote, review of James D. Theberge, The Soviet Presence in Latin

America, New York: Crane, Russak and Co., 1974, in The Annals of the

American Academy of Political Science and Social Science, 422 (November

1975), 176.

26. Chilcote, review of John W. F. Dulles, Anarchists and Communists in

Brazil, 1900-1935, Austin: University of Texas Press, 1973, in American

Political Science Review, 71 (March 1977), 376-377.

27. Chilcote, review of Franz-Wilhelm Heimer (editor), Social Change in

Angola, Munich: Arnold-Berkstraesser- Institute, 1973, in American

Political Science Review, 69 (December 1975), 1478-1479.

28. Chilcote, review of Lars Rudebeck, Guinea Bissau: A Study of Political

Mobilization, Uppsala: Scandinavian Institute of African Studies and New

York: Africana Publishing Company, 1974, in Africana Journal, 6, No. 3

(1975), 251-252.

29. Chilcote, review of Theodore H. Moran, Multinational Corporations and the

Politics of Dependency, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1974, in

Hispanic American Historical Review, 56 (November 1976), 690-692.

30. Chilcote, review of Ernest Duff and John McCamant, Violence and

Repression in Latin America, New York: The Free Press, 1976, in The

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 428

(November 1976), 149-150.

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31. Chilcote, review of Harold Blakemore, British Nitrates and Chilean Politics,

1886-1896 Balmaceda and North, London: Athlone Press, 1974, in

Hispanic American Historical Review, 57 (February 1977), 149-151.

32. Chilcote, review of Howard J. Wiarda, Corporatism and Development: The

Portuguese Experience, Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 1977,

in Perspective, 6 (September 1977), 155.

33. Chilcote, review of María Celia Pinheiro Machado

Paoli, Desenvolvimento e marginalidade: um estudo

de caso, São Paulo: Livraria Pioneira Editôra, 1974:

Luiz Pereira, Estudos sobre o Brasil

contemporaneo, São Paulo: Livraria Pioneira and

ensaios de sociología do desenvolvimento, 2d ed., São Paulo:

Pioneira/Ministério de Educação e Cultura, 1975, in Hispanic American

Historical Review, 57 (May 1977), 373-374.

34. Chilcote, review of John D. Martz and Enrique A. Baloyra, Electoral

Mobilization and Public Opinion: The Venezuelan Campaign of 1973,

Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1976, in The Annals,

443 (September 1977), 176-177.

35. Chilcote, review of James M, Malloy (editor) Authoritarianism and

Corporatism in Latin America, Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press,

1977, in American Historical Review, 71 (October 1977), 1102-1103.

36. Chilcote, review of Claude Riviere, Guinea: The Mobilization of a People,

Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 1977, in Perspective, 6

(November 1977), 190.

37. Chilcote, review of Ernest Harsch and Tony Thomas, Angola: The Hidden

History of Washington's War, New York: Pathfinder Press, 1976; Colin

Legum and Tony Hodges, After Angola: The War Over Southern Africa,

New York: Africana Publishing Company, 1976; and Popular Movement

for the Liberation of Angola, Road to Liberation: MPLA Documents on the

Founding of the People's Republic of Angola, Richmond, British Columbia:

LSM Press, 1976, in International Journal of African Historical Studies,10,

No. 4 (1977), 672-675.

38. Chilcote, review of Mário Soares, Portugal's Struggle for Liberty, London:

George Allen Publishers, 1975, in American Political Science Review, 72

(June 1978), 767-768.

39. Chilcote, review of John A. Marcum, The Angolan Revolution, Vol II: Exile

Politics and Guerrila Warfare (1962-1976), Cambridge: MIT Press, 1978 in

Western Political Quarterly 32 (December 1979), 517-518.

100

40. Chilcote, review of Paulo Freire, Pedagogy in Process: The Letters of

Guinea-Bissau, forward by Jonathan Kozol, translated by Carman St. John

Hunter, New York: Seabury Press, 1978, in African Journal, 10, No. 2

(1979), 146-148.

41. Chilcote, "Imperialism and Liberation: A Half Century of Latin American

History," Latin American Perspectives, 6 (Winter 1979), 93-95. Review of

Pablo Gonzålez Casanova, Imperialismo y liberación en América Latina,

Mexico City: Siglo Veintiuno Editores, 1978, and América Latina: Historía

de medio siglo Vol. 1: América del Sur, Mexico City: Siglo Veintiuno

Editores, 1977.

42. Chilcote, review of Douglas L. Wheeler, Republican Portugal: A Political

History, 1910-1920, Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1978,

International Journal of African Historical Studies, 12, No.3 (1979), 564-

566.

43. Chilcote, review of Gerald J. Bender, Angola under the Portuguese: The

Myth and Reality, Berkeley and Los Angeles: Perspectives on Southern

Africa (23), University of California Press, in American Political Science

Review, 72 (June 1979), 615-616.

44. Chilcote, review of René Pelissier, Les Guerres Crises: Résistance et

Revoltes en Angola (1856-1941) and La Colonie du Minotaure:

Nationalismes et Revoltes en Angola (1926-1961), Orgeval, France:

Pelissier, 1977 and 1978, in American Political Science Review, 73,

(September 1979), 918-919.

45. Chilcote, review of Wanderley Guilhermo dos Santos, Poder e Política:

crónica do autoritarismo brasileiro, Rio de Janeiro: Forense-Universitaria,

1978, in Hispanic American Historical Review 59 (November 1979), 774-

775.

46. Chilcote, review of Burnett Bolloten, The Spanish Revolution: The Left and

the Struggle for Power during the Civil War, Chapel Hill: University of

North Carolina Press, 1979, in American Political Science Review, 73

(December 1979), 1172-1173.

47. Chilcote, review of Allen Isaacman, A luta Continua. Creating a New

Society in Mozambique, Binghampton: Southern Africa Pamphlets No.1,

Fernand Braudel Center for the Study of Economics, Historical Systems,

and Civilizations, 1978, in Africa Today 28 (Second Quarter 1980), 55-57.

101

48. Chilcote, review of Colin Legum and Bill Lee, The Horn of Africa in

Continuing Crisis, New York and London: Africana Publishing Company,

1979, in Perspective, 9 (March 1980), 47.

49. Chilcote, review of Paulo Freire, Pedagogy in Progress, New York:

Africana Publishing Company, 1978, in Africana Journal, 10, No.2 (1979),

146-148.

50. Chilcote, review of Paulo Cavalcanti, O caso eu conto como o caso foi: da

Coluna Prestes a queda de Arraes, Memórias, São Paulo: Editora Alfa-

Omega, 1978, in Hispanic American Historical Review 61 (February 1981),

138-39.

51. Chilcote, review of Richard Lobban, Historical Dictionary of the Republics

of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde, Metuchen, New Jersey: Scarecrow Press,

1979, in African Journal, 11, Nos.1-2 (1980), 170-171.

52. Chilcote, review of Robert N. Pierce, Keeping the Flame: Media and

Government in Latin America, New York: Hastings House, 1979, pp.270, in

Hispanic American Historical Review 61 (February 1981), 180-181.

53. Chilcote, review of Sylvia Ann Hewlett, The Cruel Dilemmas of

Development: Twentieth Century Brazil, New York: Basic Books

Publishers, 1980, in Hispanic American Historical Review 61 (August

1981), 564-565.

54 Chilcote, review of Stephanie Urdang, Fighting Two Colonialisms: Women

in Guinea-Bissau, New York: Monthly Review Press, 1979, in Africana

Journal, ll, No.4 (1980), 335-336.

55. Chilcote, review of Richard Gunther, Public Policy in a No-Party State:

Spanish Planning and Budgeting in the Twilight of the Franquist Era,

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1980, in Policy Studies Journal, 9

(Winter 1980), 479.

56. Chilcote, review of Lawrence W. Henderson, Angola: Five Centuries of

Conflict, Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1979 and Luis B. Serapião and

Mohamed A. El-Khawas Mozambique in the Twentieth Century: From

Colonialism to Independence, Washington, D.C.: University Press of

America, 1979, in Africa Today, (Fourth Quarter, 1980), 59-60.

57. Chilcote, review of Heraldo Muñoz (ed.), From Dependency to

Development: Strategies to Overcome Underdevelopment and Inequality,

Boulder: Westview Press, 1981, in Hispanic American Historical Review 62

(February 1982), 167-169.

102

58. Chilcote, review of Arthur Jay Klinghoffer, The Angolan War: A Study in

Soviet Policy in the Third World, Boulder: Westview Press, 1980, in

American Historical Review, 75 (September 1981), 833-834.

59. Chilcote, review of Kames H. Mittleman, Underdevelopment and the

Transition to Socialism: Mozambique and Tanzania, New York: Academic

Press, 1981, in International Journal of African Historical Studies, 16, No. 4

(1983), 741-742.

60. Chilcote, review of Peter McDonough, Power and Ideology in Brazil,

Princeton University Press, 1981, in Journal of Politics, 40 (May 1983),

531-533.

61. Chilcote, review of Patrick Chabal, Amílcar Cabral: Revolutionary

Leadership and People's War, London: African Studies Series (37),

Cambridge University Press, 1983; and Jock McCulloch, In the Twilight of

the Revolution: The Political Theory of Amílcar Cabral, London:

Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1983, in African Journal, 14, No. 1 (1986), 50-

51.

62. Chilcote, review of Stephen G. Bunker, Underdeveloping the Amazon:

Extraction, Unequal Exchange, and the Failure of the Modern State.

Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 1985, in American Journal of

Sociology (1985), 1015-1016.

63. Chilcote, review of René Pelissier, Naissance Mozambique: Resistance et

revoltes anticoloniales (1854-1918), Orgeval, France: Pelissier, 1984. 2

vols. Pp. 884, in Africa Today, 31, No. 4 (1984), 49-50.

64. Chilcote, review of Ronaldo Munck, Revolutionary Trends in Latin

America, Montreal: McGill University, 1984, in Hispanic American

Historical Review, 67, No. 2 (1987), 342-343.

65. Chilcote, review of Christian Anglade and Carlos Fortin (eds.), The State

and Capital Accumulation in Latin America: Brazil, Chile, Mexico,

Pittsburgh: University Pittsburgh Press, 1985, in American Political Science

Review, 81 (June 1987), 648-650.

66. Chilcote, review of Manuel Caballero, Latin America and the Comintern,

1919-1943. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986, in Hispanic

American Historical Review, 68, No. 1 (1988), 185.

67. Chilcote, review of Wayne A. Selcher, Political Liberalization in Brazil:

Dynamics, Dilemmas, and Future Prospects, Boulder: Westview Press,

1968, pp. 272, in Hispanic American Historical Review, 67, No. 3 (August

1987), 552-553.

103

68. Chilcote, review of Myron Weiner and Samuel P. Huntington (eds.),

Understanding Political Development, Boston: Little Brown & Company,

1987, in American Political Science Review 82 (September 1988), 1025-

1027.

69. Chilcote, review of Harvey F. Kline's The Coal of El Cerrejón: Dependent

Bargaining and Collective Policy-Making, Pennsylvania State University,

1987, in Choice 25 (June 1988).

70 Chilcote, "The Struggle for Guinea-Bissau," Africa Today 21 (Winter

1974), 57-62.

71. Chilcote, review of Douglas MacArthur, Reminiscences, New York:

McGraw-Hill, in Press-Enterprise (October 25, 1964).

72. Chilcote, review of Allen and Barbara Isaacman, Mozambique: From

Colonialism to Revolution, 1900-1982, Boulder: Westview Press, 1983, in

Africa Today (First Quarter 1990), 81. Also published in Africana Journal

15 (1990), 385-386.

73. Chilcote, review essay, "Popular Power and Revolutionary Struggle," Latin

American Perspectives 16 (Fall 1989), 7-94. Review of Nancy Bermeo,

The Revolution in the Revolution: Control in Rural Portugal (Princeton:

Princeton University Press, 1986; John J. Hammond, Building Popular

Power: Workers and Neighborhood, Movements in the Portuguese

Revolution (New York: Monthly Review Press, 1988); Carlos Lopes, A

transição histórica na Guiné-Bissau (Bissau: Instituto Nacional de Estudos

e Pesquisa, 1987); Mário Murteira, Os estados de língua portuguesa na

economía mundial: ideologia e práticas do desenvolvimento (Lisbon:

Editorial Presença, 1988); and Charles Downs, Revolution at the Grassroots:

Community Organizations in the Portuguese Revolution (Albany: State

University of New York Press, 1989).

74. Chilcote, review of James H. Mittelman, Out from Underdevelopment:

Prospects for the Third World (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1988), in

Africa Today 36 (1989), 63-64.

75. Chilcote, review of Robert A. Scalapino, The Politics of Development:

Perspectives on Twentieth Century Asia (Cambridge: Harvard University

Press, 1989), in Choice (April 1990), 623.

76. Chilcote, review of René Pélissier, Naissance de la Guiné_ Portuguais et

africains in Sénégamblie (1841-1936) (Orgeval: Editions Pélissier, 1989),

in Africa Today (First Quarter 1990), 86.

104

77. Chilcote, review of S. C. Dube, Modernization and Development: The

Search for Alternative Paradigms (London: Zed Books and University

Nations University, 1988); and Gerald J. Kruijer, Development through

Liberation. Third World Problems and Solutions (Atlantic Highlands:

Humanities Press International, 1987), in Studies in Comparative

International Development 24 (Fall 1989), 74-85.

78. Chilcote, review of Thomas E. Skidmore, The Politics of Military Rule in

Brazil, 1964-85 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1988), in Choice

(September 1988), 632.

79. Chilcote, review of Raúl Prebisch, Pensamiento y obra, Buenos Aires:

Editorial Tesis, 1988, in Hispanic American Historical Review 69 (May

1989), 356-357.

80. Chilcote, "Poder popular e luta revolucionária," Soronda No. 10 (July

1990), 93-101.

81. Chilcote, Review of Richard Graham, Patronage and Politics in Nineteenth

Century Brazil, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1990, in Choice (July-

August 1990), 566.

82. Chilcote, Review of Cristóbal Kay, Latin American Theories of

Development and Underdevelopment, Routledge, 1989, in Hispanic

American Historical Review, 70 (November 1990), 682-683.

83. Chilcote, Review of Anton Bebler and Jim Sroka (eds.), Contemporary

Political Systems: Classifications and Typologies, Boulder: Lynne Rienner

Publishers, 1990, in Studies in Comparative International Development 26

(Summer 1991), 89-92.

84. Chilcote, Review of Linda Fuller, Work and Democracy in Socialist Cuba,

Philadelphia: Temple University Press, in Latin American Perspectives 20

(Winter 1993), 40-43.

85. Chilcote, "Revisionist Interpretations of the Brazilian Labor Movement,"

Latin American Perspectives 21 (Winter), 132-143. Analytical review of

five monographs, including works by Ricardo Antunes (1991), Armando

Boito, Jr. (1991), John D. French (1992), Margaret E. Keck (1992), Leôncio

Martins Rodrigues (1990).

86. Chilcote, Review of R. Pardo-Maurer, The Contras, 1980-1989, New York:

Praeger, 1990, in Choice (May 1991), 572.

105

87. Chilcote, Review of Walter C. Opello, Portugal: from Monarchy to

Pluralist Democracy, Boulder: Westview, 1991, in Choice (January 1992),

581.

88. Chilcote, Review of Michael L. Conniff and Frank D. McCann (eds.),

Modern Brazil: Elite and Masses in Historical Perspective, Lincoln:

University of Nebraska Press, 1989, in Hispanic American Historical

Review 71 (l99l), 652-653.

89. Chilcote, Review of Lawrence S. Graham and Robert H. Willson (eds.), The

Political Economy of Brazil: Public Policies in an Era of Transition, Austin:

University of Texas Press, 1991, in Hispanic American Historical Review,

72 (February 1992), 137-138.

90. Chilcote, Review of Robert Packenham, The Dependency Movement,

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1992, in Hispanic American

Historical Review, 73 (May 1993), 299-300.

91. Chilcote, Review of Margaret E. Keck, The Workers' Party and

Democratization in Brazil, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1992, in the

American Historical Review, 98 (April 1993), 620-621.

92. Chilcote, Review of Benn Ross Schneider, Politics within the State: Elite

Bureaucrats and Industrial Policy in Authoritarian Brazil, Pittsburgh:

University of Pittsburgh Press, 1991, in Economic Development and

Cultural Change 43 (January l995), 455-461.

93. Chilcote, Review of Laura Bigman, History and Hunger in West Africa:

Food Production and Entitlement in Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde,

Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1993, in Studies in Comparative

International Development, 28 (Winter 1994), 92-94.

94. Chilcote, Review of Robin Cohen and Harry Goulborne (eds.), Democracy

and Socialism in Africa, Boulder: Westview Press, 1991, in American

Political Science Review, 87 (March l993), 233-234 .

95.Chilcote, Review of Susanne Jonas and Edward T. McCaughan

(eds.), Latin American Faces the Twenty- First Century: Reconstructing

A Social Justice Agenda, Boulder: Westview Press, 1994, in Hispanic

American Historical Review, 75 (l995), 507-508.

96.Chilcote, Review of Youssef Cohen, Radicals, Reformers, and

Reactionaries: The Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Collapse of Democracy in

Latin America. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, l994, in

Choice 32(June l995).

106

97.Chilcote, Review of Giovanni Arrighi, The Long Twentieth

Century. London: Verso, l994, in Studies in Comparative International

Development,

98.Chilcote, ―The Contradiction of Capitalism in the Search for

Democracy,‖ Review of Boaventura de Sousa Santos,Toward a New

Common Sense: Law, Science and Politics in the Paradigmatic Transition. New

York: Routledge, l995,and other publications in Latin American

Perspectives, 24 (May l997),ll6-122.

99.Chilcote, Review of Fred Rosen and Deidre McFadyen (eds), Free

Trade and Economic Restructuring in Latin America: A NACLA

Reader.New York: Monthly Review, l995. And Duncan Green. Silent

Revolution: The Rise of Market Economics in Latin America. London:

Cassell and Latin American Bureau, l995.In Hispanic American Historical Review,

l00. Chilcote, Review of Atilio Borón, State, Capitalism, and

Democracy in Latin America. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers, l995, in

American Political Science Review,

101. Chilcote, Review of Mark T. Berger, Under Northern Eyes. Latin

American Studies and U.S. Hegemony in the Americas, l98-l990,

Bloomington: Indiana University Press, in Latin American

Perspectives,24

(January l997), 73-77.

102 Chilcote, Review of Joseph L. Love, Crafting the Third World:

Theorizing Underdevelopment in Rumania and Brazil. Stanford: Stanford

University Press. l997, Pp. 348, in American Historical Review,

(October l997),

l03 Chilcote, Review of José M. Magone, European

Portugal: The Difficult Road to Sustainable Democracy, London:

Macmillan, l997. In Choice (June 1997)

104 Chilcote. ―Coffee, Class, Power in Central America,‖ Review of Jeffery M.

Paige, Coffee and Power: Revolution and the Rise of Democracy in Central

America, Cambridge: Harvard University Press. l997. In Latin American

Perspectives 26 (March 1999), 169-171.

105 Chilcote, Review of Keith S. Rosenn and Richard

Downes (eds) , Corruption and Political Rform in Brazil: The Impact of

Collor’s Impeachement. Miami: University of Miami, North-South

Center. In Choice (September 1999).

107

106 Chilcote, ―Struggle and Resistance: Reflections in Recent Brazilian

Literature,‖ In Latin American Perspectives Issue 115 27 (November

2000),111-116.

107 Chilcote, ―Further Reading on Guevara,‖ Review of five works about the life

and experience of Che Guevara. In Latin American Perspectives 25 (July

1998),33-35.

108 Chilcote, ―The Contradiction of Capitalism in the

Search for Democracy,‖ Latin American Perspectives 24 (May), 115-122.

109 Chilcote. Review of David Corkill, The Development of

the Portuguese Economy. A case of Europeanization. London and

New York: Routledge, 1999. In Choice. (April 2000)

110 Chilcote. Review of Scott P. Mainwaring.

Rethinking Party Systems in the Third Wave of Democratization: The

Case of Brazil. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 1999. In Choice

(February 2000).

111 Chilcote. Review of Ruth Lane, The Art of

Comparative Politics. Needham Heigts: Allynn and Bacon, 1997 and

Political Science in Theory and Practice: The Politics Model, Armonk: M.E.

Sharpe. In American Political Science Review, 95 (No. 1) (2001), 241-242.

112 Chilcote. Review of Timothy J. Power, The

Political Right in Postauthoritarian Brazil.

University Park: Pensylvania State Press. In Choice.

113 Chilcote. Review of Eugene Gogol, The Concept of Other in Latin

American Liberation: fusing emancipatory philosophic thought and social

revolt. Lexinton Books, 2002. In Choice (January 2002).

114 Chilcote. Review of Francis Adams. Deepening Democracy: global

governance and political reform in Latin America. Westport: Praeger, 2003.

In Choice 41 (January 2004),

115 Chilcote. ―Brazil: Politics Above and Below‖ Review of Emir Sader, A

vingança da historia and Angus Wright and Wendy Wolford, To Inherit the

Earch; Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira, Democracy and Public Management

Reform; and Gianpaulo Baiocchi, Miltanbts and Citizens. In Latin American

Perspectives, 33 (3), 2006: 111-115.

108

115 Chilcote. ―Memoirs of Brazilian Intellectuals.‖ Review of, Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

2006. The Accidental President of Brazil. A Memoir. New York: Public Affairs. Pp. 291:

Ladislau Dowbar. 2005. The Broken Mosaic: For an Economics Beyond Equations.

London and New York: Zed Books. Pp. 163; and Caio Navarro de Toledo (ed). 2005.

Intelectuais e política no Brasil: a experiência do ISEB. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Revan.

Pp. 262. In Latin American Perspectives, 34 (5) September 2007),160-164.

109

Related Collections of interest on Latin America at UC Riverside (Chilcote)

Related: Special Collections Chil

Name: UCR Deposited Collections

Description:

1. Baja California La Voz Archive on microfiche with original clippings in University of

Southern California collection.

2. Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa (see list of microfilm rolls and themes

3. Video list for Iran Contra Congressional Hearings (Index and list in UCR Library)

4. Iran Contra Archive. Several hundred books on the Iran Contra scandals during the 1980s

and a set of 12 notebooks with clippings, articles, and ephemera.

Box #: Special Collection CHIL 01 Name: La Voz de la Frontera Clipping Files 1967-1977

DESCRIPTION: Baja California La Voz Archive

Baja California, Archive of Clippings from La Voz de la Frontera (Mexicali), 1967 to 1977. See

description of files organized by Ronald H. Chilcote with Cis LeRoy and Cheryl Lutjens.

Microfiche in UCR library. Original files with University of Southern California Library

(contact Barbara Robinson). Location: Riviera 4 x 6 Micro. Call # 85. 960 sheets in microfiche

numbered

Special Collection Chil 01.1 File Description Detail BAJA CALIFORNIA

An Archive of Clippings from La Voz de la

Frontera (Mexicali), 1967 to 1977

Organized by Ronald H. Chilcote with Cis LeRoy and Sheryl Lutjens This project really began

in 1968 when I was able to introduce a class of thirty students to the politics of Mexicali, Baja

California. The course focused on Mexicali and Calexico. A great deal of information was

gathered and studied, including acquisition of the principal newspapers of the area. Jesus Blanc

Ornela,s, at the time editor of La Voz, provided us with a complimentary copy of this newspaper,

founded in 1967. Eventually these copies were filmed and current issues continue to be filmed

by Custom Microfilm Service as part of the materials in the series promoted by Latin American

Perspectives. Charles Ornelas was particularly helpful in coordinating the 1968 project. In 1974

another group of undergraduate and graduate students ventured to Mexicali to conduct

interviews with officials, educators, students, and leaders; these were recorded on videotape and

are held at the University of California, Riverside (an index of these holdings is available from

me at the address below). This project was supported by a University of California Innovative

Teaching Grant. In addition to the videotaping, students examined La Voz, marked articles, and

undertook some clipping. Cis LeRoy coordinated the newspaper work, while Ross Walker led

four or five field trips to Mexicali.

Most of the materials were marked and clipped during the past two years. Frances Chilcote and

3yong-Moo Hwang ably assisted in this phase. Finally, Sheryl Lutjens organized the archive into

subject files and the index of topics, which follows. A tremendous effort was given to this

project by all these persons and many others. La Voz has assisted several University of

110

California, Riverside, graduate students in their dissertations. We hope it will facilitate work of

many scholars in the future.

Ronald H. Chilcote

University of California

Riverside, California 92521

Box #: Special Collection Chil 01.1

Name: File Description Detail

Description:

BAJA CALIFORNIA - An Archive of Clippings from La Voz de la

Frontera (Mexicali), 1967 to 1977

Organized by Ronald H. Chilcote with Cis LeRoy and Sheryl Lutjens

This project really began in 1968 when I was able to introduce a class of thirty students to the

politics of Mexicali, Baja California. The course focused on Mexicali and Calexico. A great deal

of information was gathered and studied, including acquisition of the principal newspapers of the

area. Jesus Blanc Ornela,s, at the time editor of La Voz, provided us with a complimentary copy

of this newspaper, founded in 1967. Eventually these copies were filmed and current issues

continue to be filmed by Custom Microfilm Service as part of the materials in the series

promoted by Latin American Perspectives. Charles Ornelas was particularly helpful in

coordinating the 1968 project. In 1974 another group of undergraduate and graduate students

ventured to Mexicali to conduct interviews with officials, educators, students, and leaders; these

were recorded on videotape and are held at the University of

California, Riverside (an index of these holdings is available from me at the address below). This

project was supported by a University of California Innovative Teaching Grant. In addition to

the videotaping, students examined La Voz, marked articles, and undertook some clipping. Cis

LeRoy coordinated the newspaper work, while Ross Walker led four or five field trips to

Mexicali. Most of the materials were marked and clipped during the past two years. Frances

Chilcote and 3yong-Moo Hwang ably assisted in this phase. Finally, Sheryl Lutjens organized

the archive into subject files and the index of topics, which follows. A tremendous effort was

given to this project by all these persons and many others. La Voz has assisted several University

of California, Riverside, graduate students in their dissertations. We hope it will facilitate work

of many scholars in the future.

Ronald H. Chilcote

University of California

Riverside, California 92521

Box #: Special Collection Chil 02

Name: Emerging Nationalism Portuguese Africa

DESCRIPTION: Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa (See List of Microfilm Rolls and

Themes)

Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa. Documentary Ephemera through 1965. Catalogue

111

of documents in Chilcote, Emerging Nationalism in Portuguese Africa: A Bibliography, 1968),

from the Ronald H. Chilcote collection on Latin America. 15 reels of microfilm in UCR Library.

Original material with University of Southern California Library with exception of documents by

and about Amílcar Cabral which are with the Cabral segment of this collection in UCR Special

Collections & Archives. Approximately 2200 documents that represent a foundation of material

on the origins and early evolution of the independence movements in the Portuguese colonies in

Africa (Angola, Guiné-Bissao and Cabo Verde, Mozambique, São Tome and Principe.

Box #: Special Collection Chil 05

Name: Intervention Video Documentaries

DESCRIPTION: Video Documentaries on Intervention (Index and List Also in Library)

Film documentaries on U.S. Intervention in Latin America and elsewhere. See full list of films

in various formats.

This archive is in two parts:

1) films, videos, and audiotapes on cases of intervention (listed below)

2) original video footage plus documentaries prepared by students during a one quarter field

course in Mexicali and Calexico

Box #: Special Collection Chil 05.1 Name: Index of Video Documentaries in Library

DESCRIPTION: Video Documentaries on Intervention (Index and List Also in Library)

Item Listing:

Film documentaries on U.S. Intervention in Latin America and elsewhere. See full list of films

in various formats. This archive is in two parts:

1) films, videos, and audio tapes on cases of intervention (listed below)

2) original video footage plus documentaries prepared by students during a one quarter field

course in Mexicali and Calexico

Latin American Media Collection

(Organized by Ronald H. Chilcote)

General (U.S Perspectives:

see also Iran/Contra and rest of listings)

―America: What Went Wrong?‖ Bill Moyers Frontline,

PBS Ap 2l, l99l

(60 minutes)

VHS V61

112

―BCCI Scandal‖ Frontline, PBS Ap 2l, l99l (60 minutes) V61

"Contragate" U.S. Senate/House Hearings" 1987 V51

"Guns, Drugs and the CIA" Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

May 17, 1988

VHS V33

"Inside the CIA: On Company Business" (58 minutes)

[Part One: The History]

1987

VHS V34


[Part Two; The Assassination]

1987

VHS V35


[Part Three: Subversion]

1987

VHS V36

―The Home Front‖ Bill Moyers l993? (60 minutes)

VHS V62

"Kerry Commission"

[on drugs]

1988

five audio tapes available A11-15

Free Trade Agreement (1992)/ Roger and Me (1990) V41

―Lee Harvey Oswald‖ (60 minutes) Frontline

November l993

VHS V60

NAFTA Debate (Gore and Perot November 9, l993)

VHS V60

"Gore Vidal on National Security State" (l993)

VHS V52

"Objectivity or Complacency: U.S. Media on Central America"

(29 minutes)

[Saul Landau]

113

1986

audio tape [B] A10

―The new rulers of the World‖ by John Pilgar (54 minutes) V64

2001

"President Reagan’s Speech (4 hours)

[regarding Central America]

May 9, 1984

VHS V20

"Quietly Eating Radioactivity" (29 minutes)

[Dr. Rosalie Bertell]

1986

audio tape [A] A10

"The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis" (60 minutes)

[hosted by Bill Moyers]

November, 1987

VHS V22

"Spyhunter" Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

1991

VHS V21

"Who Profits From Drugs?" Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

1989

VHS V4

"World of Red Ink" PBS (60 minutes)

[Debt Crisis]

1989

VHS V23

"The Wrath of Grapes: United FarmWorkers" (16 minutes)

1987

VHS V38

General Latin America

―The Buried Mirror‖ Carlos Fuentes (Parts l,3, 4) V61

"Columbus and the Age of Discovery" pts. 1-4 Oct. 91 V44


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"The Threat to Freedom in Central America" (60 minutes)

National Security Leadership

Seminar, American Defense Institute

1988

VHS V5


1989

VHS V4

Argentina

"Las Madres del Mayo: Disappeared in Argentina" PBS (60 min.)

August 2, 1988

VHS V1

"Project Falklands"

VHS V2

Brazil

"Excuse Me America"

April 1981

U-matic U1

"The Brazilian Connection"

April 1983

U-matic U2

"Rio São Francisco" Aug. '87 /Amazon / "Chico Mendes" Ap '89 V46

"God, Football and Carnival" / "What Price Progress" V47

"Northeast Drought" / "São Paulo" V48

"Chico Mendes: Voice of the Amazon‖ V53

―Strong Roots. Raiz Forte‖ (41 minutes)

2001

VHS V63

Central America

"The Threat to Freedom in Central America" (60 minutes)

National Security Leadership. Seminar, American Defense Institute

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1988

VHS V5

"Murder on the Rio San Juan" (60 minutes)

[The La Penca Bombing]

April 1988

VHS V6


(29 minutes)

[Saul Landau]

1986 audio tape [B] A10


1989

VHS V4

"World of Red Ink" PBS (60 minutes)

[Debt Crisis]

1989

VHS V23



Noam Chomsky on Central America V52

Chile

"Chile: By Reason or Force" (one hour)

1988

VHS V3

"Easter Island" Nova, PBS (60 minutes)

1989

VHS V4

Chile Protest Documentaries #1: Jornadas / La Protesta de

Septiembre /Bajo Estado / Todas las Palomas V54

Chile Protest Documentaries #2: La Battalla de Octubre /

Jóvenes Quemadas V55

Chile Protest Documentaries #3: Marzo de 1986 /

Los Caminos de Opposición V56

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Chile Protest Documentaries #4: Protesta y Ocupación Militar/

Jóvenes Pobladas V57

Chile Protest Documentaries #5: Mujeres de Chile /

Ollas Comunas / Mujer/Protestando en Provencia V58

China

One Village in China" / "Long Bow" V49

"China in Revolution" 1911-1949 / "Battle for Survival" 1911-36

"Fighting for the Future" 1936-49 / "China Diary" V50

Cuba

"At the Brink-13 Days in October" PBS (60 minutes)

October 1989

VHS V9

"Cuba" Carlos Tablada

audio tape A1

"Governance, Democracy and Cuban Revolution"

[Halifax Conference on Cuba]

1989

audio tape A2

Interview of Fidel Castro by Maria Schriver, part 1 (3 hours)

1988

VHS V10

Interview of Fidel Castro by Maria Schriver, part 2 (3 hours)

1988

VHS V11

"International Context of the Revolution: An Assessment"


1989

audio tape A3

―Lee Harvey Oswald‖ (60 minutes) Frontline

November l993

VHS V60

"Socialist Economy and the Cuban Revolution"


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1989

audio tape A4

"Transition to Socialism: Cuban Discussion"


1989

audio tape A5

Dominican Republic

"Guess Who’s Coming to Breakfast?"

1978

Slide Presentation with audio tape A6

El Salvador

"El Salvador: Another Vietnam?" (60 minutes)

March 1981

U-matic U3

"El Salvador: Another Vietnam?" (Edited to 21 minutes)

April 1981

U-matic U4

"El Salvador: Another Vietnam?" (53 minutes)

updated, March 1982

U-matic U5

"El Salvador: In the Name of Democracy" (31 minutes)

1984

Beta B1

"El Salvador: Our Forgotten War" Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

June 4, 1988

VHS V12

"Faces of War" Neighbor to Neighbor (27 minutes)

[hosted by Mike Farrell, organizing version]

1986

VHS V13

Maria’s Story (El Salvador, 1991) V41

"The Situation: Life and Death in a town in El Salvador" (60 min.)

1988

VHS V14

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"Witness to War" (60 minutes)

[Charles Clemens]

1984

VHS V16

Grenada

"Operation Urgent Fury- Grenada 1983" Frontline (60 min.)

January 1983

VHS V15

"Inside the Cartel" / "Open Fury: Grenada: Frontline" (1991) V42

Guatemala

"Man Alive: Saints or Subversives"

April 1982

U-matic U6

"They Shoot Commies: Guatemala Today" (25 minutes)

April 1982

U-matic U7

"When the Mountains Tremble" (2 hours)

1983

VHS V17

Haiti

Haiti: Killing of A Dream (1992)) V41

―Showdown in Haiti‖ (60 minutes) Frontline Nov l993 V60

Iran/Contra

"Contragate: The Secret Team, " (Part One, 59 minutes)

[Daniel Sheehan, Christic Institute]

1987

audio tape A7

"Contragate: The Men Behind the Guns" (59 minutes)


1987

audio tape A8

119

"Contragate: The Secret Team, " (Part One, 59 minutes)


1987

audio tape A9

"Coverup: Behind the Iran Contra Affair" (72 minutes)

1988

VHS V18

"Guts and Glory" CBS (4 hours)

[docudrama based on book by Ben Bradlee]

April 30 and May 2, 1989

VHS V19

"Murder on the Rio San Juan" (60 minutes)

[The La Penca Bombing]

April 1988

VHS V6


(29 minutes)

[Saul Landau]

1986

audio tape [B] A10

"President Reagan’s Speech (4 hours)

[regarding Central America]

May 9, 1984

VHS V20

"The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis" (60 minutes)

[hosted by Bill Moyers]

November, 1987

VHS V22

"The Iran Contra Scandal: Israel, the Covert Connection"

Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

May 16, 1989

VHS V23

"The Shadow Government: Men Behind the Iran Contra Scandal"

(60 minutes)

[Christic Institute]

1988

VHS V24

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Mexico

―The Buried Mirror‖ Carlos Fuentes (Parts l,3, 4) V61

"Corridos: Tales of Passion and Revolution" (60 minutes)

[Luis Váldez]

1988

VHS V25

"Crossing Borders: Carlos Fuentes" PBS (60 minutes)

October 1989

VHS V29

"International Runaway Shops"

August 1978

U-matic U8

"Mexicali"

May 1978

U-matic U9

"Mexico Part One: Revolution 1910-1940" PBS (60 minutes)

November 1988

VHS V26

"Mexico Part Two: From Boom to Bust 1940-1982" PBS (60 mins.)

November 1988

VHS V27

"Mexico Part Three: The End of an Era 1982-1988" PBS (60 mins.)

November 1988

VHS V28

Free Trade Agreement (1992) / Roger and Me (1990)/ Maria’s

Story (El Salvador, 1991)/ Haiti: Killing of A Dream (1992) V41

Nicaragua (see also Iran/Contra)

"Destination Nicaragua" (58 minutes)

[narrated by Tyne Daly]

1987

VHS V30

"From the Ashes: Nicaragua"

April 1982

U-matic U10

121

"Let’s Rap"

[Dr. Kent]

April 1981

U-matic U11

"Nicaragua 1979, Scenes of a Revolution"

July 1981

U-matic U12

"Nicaragua: These Same Hands"

1981

U-matic U13

"Sandino: Today and Forever"

U-matic U14

"Women in Arms"

June 1981

U-matic U15

Los Hijos del Rio / Bananeras V39

no date

Mujeras de la Frontera/ Rompiendo el Silencio

no date V40

"Contragate" U.S. Senate/House Hearings" 1987 V51

Panama

"Giving Up the Canal: Frontline" (1990)

War and Peace in Panama: Frontline" (1991) V43

"Is There A Long Range U.S. Foreign Policy Strategy?

Panama, the Latest Domino" (60 minutes)

[American Defense Institute]

1988

VHS V31

"Panama"

[collection of short videos by Grupo Experimental del Cine,

Universitario de Panama]

Spanish

Beta B2

122

"Panama" Frontline, PBS (60 minutes)

[Analysis of U.S. Invasion]

January 1990

VHS V32

―The Panama Deception‖ (9l minutes) Narrated by Elizabeth Montgomery

l992?

VHS V59

Peru

"Blanco Tape"

Part One

January 1978

U-matic U16

"Blanco Tape"

Part Two

January 1978

U-matic U17

"Blanco Tape"

Part Three

January 1978

U-matic U18

"Mario Vargas Losa" V53

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Related Collections of interest on Latin America at UC Riverside (Other)

Related: Collections Other

Related Other: Special Related

DESCRIPTION: Other Latin Americanists have joined Ronald H. Chilcote in contributing

materials to help bolster Latin American holdings at UC Riverside. Contributors include:

Richard Harris: A small collection of books and periodicals.

Saul Landau papers: See the detailed description of films and papers deposited in Special

Collections

Lois Oppenheim: Books and papers donated by Lois Oppenheim, a scholar on Chile

Bobbye Ortiz collection on Latin America: Papers organized by Hobart Spalding and gifted to

the UCR.

In addition, there may be material available in the Thomas Whigham collection on Paraguay

(Collection 007) and the Hobart Spalding collection on Latin America (Collection 318).

Box #: Special Related 01 Name: Saul Landau papers (Collection 015)

DESCRIPTION: A detailed 25-page description (17 pages in Chilcote listings) identifies film

material produced by Saul Landau during a career of documentary film making and writing,

mostly on Latin America. The portion on Cuba is particularly rich. The material comprises 8

and 16 mm film, 1 inch master tapes, mini-DVDs, Mini DAT, VHS, Beta, audio and other

formats. Paper material includes personal papers, Cuba files, Middle East files, Pacifica Radio

transcripts, and manuscript articles.

Landau studied under C. Wright Mills and peripherally was associated with Hispanic American

Studies at Stanford in the early 1960s and with the journal Latin American Perspectives. He was

an Associate of the Policy Institute in London and a professor at California State University,

Pomona. Occasionally he has given talks at UCR.

BOX #: Special Related 02 Name: Lois Oppenheim Archive

Description:

Lois Oppenheim has graciously joined the UCR Special Collections with books and materials on

Chile. She also donated substantially to the Latin American Perspectives Fellowship

Endowment. Her collection evolves from her research in Chile during the Allende regime of

1071-1973 and the period of his overthrow where she experienced difficulty escaping the

military regime with her research intact. Here is how she describes the experience along with a

dedication to her parents:

I went to Chile for the first time in 9/'72 in order to do dissertation research on the Allende

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government, and I was there until January of '74. As you might imagine, I had tremendous

difficulties after the coup getting out my research materials, books, newspapers, etc. It was only

through the intervention of my mother (good Jewish mother that she was!) that I was successful.

She put pressure on the State Dept through her then Senator, Jake Javits, and the consulate

finally agreed to help me by sending out all of my materials through the diplomatic pouch.

Before this, I hadn't even been able to get past the Chilean secretary to speak to anyone! (BTW,

Peter Winn was down there then, too, with his research on the Yarur factory workers, and, after I

told him what I had done, he also pressed the consulate to help him, too ...just an interesting

historical factoid).

Because of my personal experiences in Chile, my parents, who were good old-fashioned liberals

to begin with and internationalists in outlook, were further politicized and became quite

knowledgeable about Chile. They both died four years ago, and I was thinking that perhaps the

Chile part of the UCR special Latin American collection (or just my materials, if you prefer)

might be named in their honor. I might not have had any of the materials from the Allende years

to donate to you without my mother's assistance, and both my parents were staunch

internationalists and political activists throughout their lives. I think it would be a fitting gesture

to honor their lives

Box #: Special Related 03 Name: Bobbye Ortiz collection on Latin America (Collection 319)

DESCRIPTION:

The donor Hobart Spalding wrote:

―Before she died, Bobbye Ortiz, then Associate Editor of Monthly Review, left these materials,

mostly on Chile. She had collected them primarily during the Allende years and in the aftermath

of the coup. She asked that they be housed in a safe place where progressive scholars would be

able to use them freely. I promised her that I would fulfill her wishes. Over the years, several

potential donees surfaced but none, in the final analysis, fulfilled all the conditions stipulated in

my promise to Bobbye. Hopefully the Riverside LAP/Chilcote archive will do this.

As far as any acknowledgement perhaps a bookplate saying:In Memory of Bobbye S. Ortiz:

Feminist, Socialist, Revolutionary.‖