Author: Tullis, F. LaMond
Title: Lord and Peasant in Peru : A Paradigm of Political and Social Change
Description: Cambridge [MA], Harvard University Press, 1970. orig.cloth. 24x15cm, xv,295 pp, In a torn, rubbed & soiled dustwrapper. Small stain to top page-edge. Two page-corners creased.. Textual map & tables.. Binding corner bumps. Some page-edge soil. Good. dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: Underlying Theory: Three Predictive Variables; Information- Processing Energy Conversions: Solidarity Movements, Coercion & Reform; Linkages Between Intense Movements & the Larger Society: Alliances & Reactions; Beyond the Intense Solidarity Movement: Political Development & Political Decay; Intense Movements: Intervillage System of Acolla: The Village & the Nation: Now & Then; Five Case Studies: Tingo, Chuquishuari, Sacas, Armonia & Yanamarca; Patterns of Structural Binds, Alliances, Coercion & Reform; Self-Sustaining Growth or Internal Breakdown: Did They Really Survive After All? Moderate Movements: Intervillage System of Chupaca: The Empirical Variables: Scales & Causal Analysis; Conclusions & Observations; Appendices.

Keywords: Political Sociology, Peru History, South America, Social Movements, Reform Movement, Peasant Peasantry, Agrarian Politics, Land Tenure, Chupaca Acolla