Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents IX
3. Foreword XI
4. Preface XIII
5. Introduction: The Shadow of the Colossus 1
6. Part I: United States Security and the Brazilian "Revolution"
7. Introduction 17
8. [1] Brazil: The Crisis of the Sixties 19
9. [2] Diplomatic and Undiplomatic Relations 37
10. Part II: Linkage Groups and the Denationalization of Interests and Values
11. Introduction 59
12. [3] Electoral Economics: Co-optation of the Political Elites 64
13. [4] Denationalizing Business Elites 78
14. [5] Manipulation of the Media 95
15. [6] Leashing the Labor Movement 111
16. [7] Containing Rural Unrest: The Northeast (Dis)agreement 125
17. [8] Redefining Law and Order: The Public Safety Assistance Program 138
18. Part III: Transnational Institutional Interests and the Interaction of Military Elites
19. Introduction 159
20. [9] The "Special Relationship" Between U.S. and Brazilian Military Elites 162
21. [10] The Institutional Ambient of the Military 179
22. [11] Implications of the Cold War World-View 188
23. [12] Policy and Operations 200
24. [13] Institutional Interests and Defense Strategy 216
25. Part IV: Security for Whom?
26. Introduction 233
27. [14] Beneficiaries and Victims of the Penetrative Process 234
28. [15] Conclusion 253
29. Appendix 263
30. Selected Bibliography 268
31. Index 297