A Nation of Enemies: Chile under Pinochet

Overview

Author: Pamela Constable
Publication Date: 1991
Publisher: Norton, New York; London
Language: English
ISBN Numbers: 0393030113, 9780393030112, 0393309851, 9780393309850, 0393300013, 9780393300017
Total Pages: 367
Includes: Bibliographical references (pages 321-356) and index

Chile Politics History (1973-): Focus on the political climate and history post-1973 in Chile.
Augusto Pinochet: Examination of the political life and governance of Pinochet.
Military Dictatorship: Discussion on the militarized governance and its implications.
Social Aspects: Insights into the culture of fear, impacts on various social strata, including the rich, the poor, and children.

The War: Analyzes the conflict and power struggles in Chile during Pinochet's regime.
The Soldiers: Details the role of the military in shaping the country's politics.
The Dictator: A profile of Augusto Pinochet and his leadership style.
Army of the Shadows: Looks into the unseen forces influencing the dictatorship.
The Law: Explores the legal landscape under the dictatorship.
The Culture of Fear: Discusses the atmosphere of fear prevalent among the populace.
The Technocrats: Focuses on the technocrats who aided in the administrative functioning of the dictatorship.
The Rich: Examination of the wealthy class and their relationship with the regime.
The Poor: Discusses the impact of the dictatorship on the poorer segments of society.
Children of Dictatorship: Details the effects of Pinochet's rule on younger generations.
The Politicians: Provides insights into the political figures and their actions during and post-dictatorship.
Rebirth of a Nation: Discusses the resurgence of Chilean society after the dictatorship.

Collection: Available under Marygrove College Library and Internet Archive Books.
Restrictions: Access-restricted item for certain parts.