Talons of the eagle : dynamics of U.S.-Latin American relations /
Contrary to widespread expectation, the ending of the Cold War has not produced continuous harmony and cooperation in U.S.-Latin American relations. Instead, NAFTA seems to threaten as much as it promises; economic prospects have been shaken by the Mexican currency crisis; the "war on drugs&quo...
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1996
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- The imperial era
- The cold war
- Decade of uncertainty
- The war on terror
- Introduction: International Systems and U.S.-Latin American Relations
- I. The Imperial Era. 1. The European Game. 2. The Gospel of Democracy. 3. Mr. Roosevelt's Neighborhood. 4. Latin America: Responses to Imperialism
- II. The Cold War. 5. Closing Ranks. 6. Making Friends. 7. Crushing Enemies. 8. Latin America: Fighting the Cold War
- III. Age of Uncertainty. 9. Hegemony by Default. 10. The New Economic Agenda. 11. Illicit Flows and Military Force. 12. Latin America: In Quest of Alternatives
- Conclusion: Structure and Change in U.S.-Latin American Relations
- Introduction: International Systems and U.S.-Latin American Relations
- I The Imperial Era. 1. The European Game. 2. The Gospel of Democracy. 3. Mr. Roosevelt's Neighborhood. 4. Latin America: Responses to Imperialism
- II. The Cold War. 5. Closing Ranks. 6. Making Friends. 7. Crushing Enemies. 8. Latin America: Fighting the Cold War
- III. Age of Uncertainty. 9. Hegemony by Default. 10. The New Economic Agenda. 11. Illicit Flows and Military Force. 12. Latin America: In Quest of Alternatives. Conclusion: Structure and Change in U.S.-Latin American Relations.