...— a landmark study. Two of the works under consideration are by participants in 'See, for example, Paul E. Sigmund, "The 'Invisible Blockade' and the Overthrow of Allende," Foreign Affairs (New York, NY), January 1974, pp. 322-40; "Chile: What Was the US Role? Less Than Charged," Foreign Policy (New...

...term "Invisible blockade" to describe the Allende jroverament'a credit problems, see Paul E. Slgmnnd. "The 'Invisible Blockade' and the Overthrow of Allende," Foreign Affairs (New York). January 1974, pp. 332-40. (lie government took uo action to deal with the problem. The continuing optimism of government...

...as a matter of fact, total food shipments from this source acutally rose during the Allende regime. Paul E. Sigmund, "The 'Invisible Blockade' and The Overthrow of Allende," Foreign Affairs, LII, 2(1974), p. 334. 12. Mamalakis, Growth and Structure, p. 327. 13. Still and all, the regime doubled...