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Dominican Republic and Haiti: Country Studies

by Helen Chapin Metz et al

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Government Role 120<br />

Privatization 121<br />

LABOR 122<br />

AGRICULTURE 126<br />

L<strong>and</strong> Policies 128<br />

L<strong>and</strong> Use 130<br />

Cash Crops 131<br />

Livestock 137<br />

Forestry <strong>and</strong> Fishing 138<br />

INDUSTRY 139<br />

Manufacturing 139<br />

Mining 141<br />

Construction 143<br />

Energy 145<br />

SERVICES 146<br />

Transportation 146<br />

Communications 148<br />

Tourism 149<br />

FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS 151<br />

Foreign Trade <strong>and</strong> Balance of Payments 151<br />

Foreign Assistance 154<br />

OUTLOOK. 155<br />

Chapter 4. <strong>Dominican</strong> <strong>Republic</strong>: Government <strong>and</strong><br />

Politics 159<br />

Jonathan Hartlyn<br />

HISTORICAL LEGACIES OF AUTHORITARIAN RULE 161<br />

THE CONTEMPORARY STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRACY. ... 164<br />

SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 168<br />

The Evolution of Constitutional Doctrine 170<br />

The Executive 173<br />

The Legislature 176<br />

The Judiciary 179<br />

Public Administration 181<br />

Local Government 184<br />

Electoral System 187<br />

POLITICAL PARTIES 189<br />

INTEREST GROUPS AND SOCIAL ACTORS 194<br />

Economic Elites 195<br />

Middle Class 196<br />

Trade Unions <strong>and</strong> Popular Organizations 197

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