Latin America in the Modern World
by Bryan Mccann, Virginia Garrard, Peter Henderson
A clear and accessible history of Latin America from independence to today, covering politics, economics, society, and culture across the region.
About This Book
Latin America in the Modern World examines the major developments that have shaped the region since the early nineteenth century.
The text explores political independence movements, nation-building efforts, and the influence of global powers on domestic affairs.
Economic changes, including industrialization, trade policies, and responses to globalization, receive detailed attention throughout the narrative.
Social transformations such as urbanization, demographic shifts, and evolving class structures are presented within their historical contexts.
The authors integrate cultural developments and popular movements to provide a multifaceted view of modern Latin American history.
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