2004—2005: Latin America and the Caribbean Development Report No. 4 (with CD-ROM)

Author: Jiang Shixue, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The series of books is a large-scale series of publications launched by Social Sciences Academic Press in recent years. These books consist of a series of authoritative research reports on economic and social development, analyzing and forecasting the current status and development trends in various fields of the economy and society each year. In 2005, Social Sciences Academic Press launched nearly 30 books, mainly categorized by color, including blue books, green books, yellow books, etc. The content covers multiple fields such as economy, society, culture, law, finance, rural development, international relations, as well as multiple industries like tourism, real estate, and medical health, and various regions including Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, the Northwest, Northeast, and the Yangtze River Delta. The authors of this series are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, all top-tier scholars from first-class research institutions in China. Their perspectives and views reflect the highest level of understanding and insight into the realities and futures of China and the world, possessing undeniable authority. Additionally, each book comes with a database CD-ROM, which serves as both an e-book and a database, offering functions such as electronic browsing, rapid retrieval, related information links, and intelligent accumulation of new and old information, making reading and research more convenient and efficient. This book compiles the latest research findings of domestic experts and scholars on Latin American economic issues, organized into five sections: Special Articles, Political Section, Economic and Social Section, International Relations Section, and Special Topics Section. By reviewing and analyzing the political and economic situation in Latin America and the international environment before 2004, it provides an analysis and forecast of Latin America's political and economic situation in 2005, offering a comprehensive, detailed, and objective assessment.