Edited by Jeffery R. Webber and Barry Carr

Chapter 1: Introduction: The Latin American Left in Theory and Practice
Jeffery R. Webber and Barry Carr
Part I: Theoretical Issues
Chapter 2: Socialist Strategies in Latin America
Claudio Katz
Chapter 3: The Latin American Left in the Face of the New Imperialism
Henry Veltmeyer
Chapter 4: Neoliberal Class Formation(s): The Informal Proletariat and "New" Workers' Organizations in Latin America
Susan Spronk
Chapter 5: Revolution in Times of Neoliberal Hegemony: The Political Strategy of the MST in Brazil and the EZLN in Mexico
Leandro Vergara-Camus
Chapter 6: Barrio Women and Popular Politics in Chávez's Venezuela
Sujatha Fernandes
Part II: Case Studies of the New Latin American Left
Chapter 7: From Left-Indigenous Insurrection to Reconstituted Neoliberalism in Bolivia: Political Economy, Indigenous Liberation, and Class Struggle, 2000-2011
Jeffery R. Webber
Chapter 8: Venezuela: An Electoral Road to Twenty-First-Century Socialism?
Gregory Wilpert
Chapter 9: Ecuador: Indigenous Struggles and the Ambiguities of Electoral Power
Marc Becker
Chapter 10: Crisis and Recomposition in Argentina
Emilia Castorina
Chapter 11: Trade Unions, Social Conflict, and the Political Left in Present-Day Brazil: Between Breach and Compromise
Ricardo Antunes
Chapter 12: Neoliberal Authoritarianism, the "Democratic Transition," and the Mexican Left
Richard Roman and Edur Velasco Arregui
Chapter 13: The Chilean Left after 1990: An Izquierda Permitida Championing Transnational Capital, A Historical Left Ensnared in the Past, and a New Radical Left in Gestation
Fernando Leiva
Chapter 14: From Guerrillas to Government: The Continued Relevance of the Central American Left
Héctor Perla Jr., Marco Mojica, and Jared Bibler
Chapter 15: The Overthrow of a Moderate and the Birth of a Radicalizing Resistance: The Coup against Manuel Zelaya and the History of Imperialism and Popular Struggle in Honduras
Todd Gordon and Jeffery R. Webber