San Antonio College Library

Occasionally in a nation's history, a leader of exceptional ability arises at a moment of crisis and changes that nation's destiny. Jose Napoleon Duarte, the first truly elected president of El Salvador, is such a man. And the history he is making is the establishment of democracy in an impoverished, communist-threatened Central American country. This is Duarte's own book--the full, candid, emotional autobiography of his twenty-five-year struggle...

Discusses the situation of anarchy and terrorism in El Salvador as of 1982.

This text provides an analysis of the tensions between economic policy and peace building in El Salvador. In doing so, the author draws lessons for post-conflict transitions elsewhere. James Boyce was awarded the 1990 Edgar Graham Book Prize for "Agrarian Impasse in Bengal".