Capitalist development & democracy/ 
Rueschemeyer, Dietrich 
 - Chicago:  UCP,  1992. 
 - 387 p. 
<br/><br/>1 Introduction: The Problem of Capitalist Development<br/>and Democracy<br/>2 Capitalist Development and Democracy: The Controversy<br/>Comparative Historical and Cross-national Quantitative<br/>Research on Development and Democracy<br/>Methodological Reflections<br/>3 Capitalist Development and Democracy: A Theoretical<br/>Framework<br/>Democracy and its Relation to Social Inequality<br/>Class Structures, Classes, and Class Organizations<br/>State Structures and Democracy<br/>Democracy and the Transnational Structures of Power<br/>Comparative Research on Democracy in a New Framework<br/>4 Advanced Capitalist Countries<br/>Introduction<br/>The Transition to Democracy in Europe: The<br/>Democratic Cases<br/>Transition and Breakdown: The Authoritarian Cases<br/>Democratic Development in Britain's Settler Colonies<br/>Conclusion and Discussion<br/>5 Latin America<br/>The Argument<br/>Conditions for Initial Democratization<br/>Regime Transformations after Initial Democratization<br/>Regime Transformations and Transnational Structures of Power<br/>Conclusion ^<br/>Central America and The Caribbean<br/>Introduction<br/>Caribbean and Central American Cases Compared<br/>Variations within the English-speaking Caribbean<br/>Conclusion<br/>Conclusions and Reflections<br/>Theoretical Assessment<br/>Reflections 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>321.80724  / RUE/C