Enduring reform : progressive activism and private sector responses in Latin America's democracies / edited by Jeffrey W. Rubin and Vivienne Bennett.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Acknowledgments -- Introduction / Jeffrey W. Rubin and Vivienne Bennett -- Social polarization and economic instability : twin challenges for enduring reform / Ann Helwege -- Rethinking the revolution : Latin American social movements and the state in the twenty-first century / Wendy Wolford -- The urban indigenous movement and elite accommodation in San Cristabal, Chiapas -- Mexico, 1975-2008 : tenemos que vivir nuestros anos / "We Have to Live in Our Own Times" / Jan Rus and Gaspar Morquecho Escamilla -- Democracy by invitation : the private sector's answer to participatory budgeting in Porto Alegre, Brazil / Jeffrey W. Rubin and Sergio Gregorio Baierle -- Recuperated factories in contemporary Buenos Aires from the perspective of workers and businessmen / Carlos A. Forment -- Both sides now : the rise of migrant activism and co-investment in public works in Zacatecas, Mexico / Heather Williams and Fernando Robledo Martinez -- Speaking a business language : private sector support for the Afro Reggae cultural group / Jeffrey W. Rubin -- Business responses to progressive activism in twenty-first-century Latin America / Vivienne Bennett and Jeffrey W. Rubin -- Appendix. Enduring reform project, interview template -- Contributors -- Index.

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