ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
3. CONTENTS xi
4. TABLES xiii
5. A NOTE ON BRAZILIAN CURRENCY xv
6. I. The Coffee Trade Begets Industry 1
7. PART ONE. Economic and Social Origins of Entrepreneurship, 1880-1914
8. II. The Economic Matrix: Importing 19
9. III. Social Origins: The Plantation Bourgeoisie 34
10. IV. Social Origins: The Immigrant Bourgeoisie 49
11. V. The Merger of Emerging Elites 67
12. PART TWO. Industrial Growth: Circumstance and Structure, 1914-1930
13. VI. The Effects of World War 83
14. VII. Growth and the Structure of Industry 105
15. VIII. Conflicts among the Elite: The Beginning of Self-Consciousness 128
16. PART THREE. The Industrialists Confront Society and the State, 1920-1945
17. IX. The Industrialists and "The Social Question" 151
18. X. The Industrialists and the Liberal State 181
19. XI. The Industrialists and the Estado Nôvo 207
20. Conclusion 234
21. Bibliography 243
22. Index 257