Political Change in Latin America

(September 10, 2009) Martin Lewis, Stanford Senior Lecturer in International History, discusses the political, social, and economic environment of Latin America.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• History
• Geography
• international relations
• religious
• political studies
• Ibero-America
• government
• Chile
• election
• vote
• development
• politics
• GDP
• economy
• social policy
• trade
• military dictatorship
• hyperinflation
• democracy
• stagnation
• neo-liber

[grunder20]

Best not be like the Politics in other countries.

[tedkanode123]

Brilliant and that's all :D

[Arpia2007]

its very sad to listen so much ignorancy coming from Stanford University

[mrganchos]

0:01:10, I stoped listen here.

[n8dogg3000]

I think its pretty good the ones on DRC and Burma are better

[YamilGU]

I'm sorry but I find your analysis really poor, you're missing details that are essential to understand the hole picture for example the repercussions of the military coup in Honduras or the media attack that's being hold by Chavez in Venezuela... so I would recommend to anybody to read a bit more local news (and also those news published in citizen's blogs) to understand the situation of Latin America in deep.

[valupak]

The sound recording quality is pretty awful, but I really liked what I could hear. :-)

[pablodenardi]

The video is great, but the sound could be better...

[PachinkoTendo]

My ears!

Please keep the microphone a constant distance away from your mouth. A lot of these online lectures are impossible to listen to. It's getting really irritating.

[theduk3at]

baaad sound quality