Lord and Peasant in Peru: A Paradigm of Political and Social Change (Ctr for Intl Affairs Series)

Sociological study of the political and social changes taking place in Andean Indian villages in the mountain valleys of montaro and yanamarca in central Peru, with particular reference to rural workers' attitudes to the traditional land tenure system - examines the ' intervillage system' and the role of the peasants in overcoming agrarian reform difficulties, covers social participation and includes case studies. Bibliography pp. 227 to 289, diagrams, maps, references and statistical tables. Preface Contents Introduction A Lord and His Peasants: A Parable Part I Underlying Theory Chapter 1 Three Predictive Variables Chapter 2 Information-Processing Energy Conversions: Solidarity Movements, Coercion, and Reform Chapter 3 Linkages Between Intense Movements and the Larger Society: Alliances and Reaction Chapter 4 Beyond the Intense Solidarity Movement: Political Development and Political Decay Part II Intense Movements: Intervillage System of Acolla Chapter 5 The Village and the Nation: Now and Then Chapter 6 Five Case Studies: Tingo Chuquishuari, Sacas, Armonia, and Yanamarca Chapter 7 Patterns of Structural Binds, Alliances, Coercion, and Reform Chapter 8 Self-Sustaining Growth or Internal Breakdown: Did They Really Survive After All? Part III Moderate Movements: Intervillage System of Chupaca Chapter 9 The Empirical Variables: Scales and Causal Analysis Appendices Appendix Α: Statistical Data Appendix Β: Data Collection Methods Bibliography Index [by] F. Lamond Tullis. Bibliography: P. 277-287.