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"The Chilean transition to democracy has been, in spite of many problems, most successful. The present volume contains dialogues between Alejandro Foxley, a major architect of that process, and labor, business, the poor, political leaders, parliamentarians, and other economic agents and social organizations. These dialogues enhance our understanding of the success of President Aylwin's democratic government"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
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