EDWARD C. EPSTEIN is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah. He is the author of Labor Autonomy and the State in Latin America (1989).

• Tables and Figures Acknowledgment Overview Democracy in Argentina by Edward C. Epstein Hyperinflation, Macroeconomic Instability, and Neoliberal Restructuring in Democratic Argentina by William C. Smith The Corporate Interests A House Divided: Crisis, Cleavage, and Conflict in the Argentine Army by David Pion-Berlin and Ernesto Lopez Economic Policy and Distributional Conflict among Business Groups in Argentina: From Alfonsin to Menem (1983-1990) by Monica Peralta Ramos Labor-State Conflict in the New Argentine Democracy: Parties, Union Factions, and Power Maximizing by Edward C. Epstein The Catholic Church and the Argentine Democratic Transition by Emilio F. Mignone Political Aggregation Amid Economic Crisis Argentine Parties under Alfonsin: From Democratic Reinvention to Political Decline and Hyperinflation by Marcelo Cavarozzi and Maria Grossi Political Parties under Alfonsin and Menem: The Effects of State Shrinking and the Devaluation of Democratic Politics by Marcelo Cavarozzi and Oscar Landi Argentina's Revolution from Above: State Economic Transformation and Political Realignment by Carlos H. Waisman Conclusions --The New Argentine Democracy :The Search for a Successful Formula by Edward C. Epstein References Index

EDWARD C. EPSTEIN is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah. He is the author of Labor Autonomy and the State in Latin America (1989).

• Tables and Figures Acknowledgment Overview Democracy in Argentina by Edward C. Epstein Hyperinflation, Macroeconomic Instability, and Neoliberal Restructuring in Democratic Argentina by William C. Smith The Corporate Interests A House Divided: Crisis, Cleavage, and Conflict in the Argentine Army by David Pion-Berlin and Ernesto Lopez Economic Policy and Distributional Conflict among Business Groups in Argentina: From Alfonsin to Menem (1983-1990) by Monica Peralta Ramos Labor-State Conflict in the New Argentine Democracy: Parties, Union Factions, and Power Maximizing by Edward C. Epstein The Catholic Church and the Argentine Democratic Transition by Emilio F. Mignone Political Aggregation Amid Economic Crisis Argentine Parties under Alfonsin: From Democratic Reinvention to Political Decline and Hyperinflation by Marcelo Cavarozzi and Maria Grossi Political Parties under Alfonsin and Menem: The Effects of State Shrinking and the Devaluation of Democratic Politics by Marcelo Cavarozzi and Oscar Landi Argentina's Revolution from Above: State Economic Transformation and Political Realignment by Carlos H. Waisman Conclusions --The New Argentine Democracy :The Search for a Successful Formula by Edward C. Epstein References Index