U.S. - Latin American relations / Michael J. Kryzanek

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: EN Publication details: New York : Praeger, 1990 Edition: 2Description: x, 229 p. / 23 cmLOC classification:
  • F 1418 K93l 1990
Summary: The evolution of U.S. - Latin American relations, 19. -- The Monroe Doctrine and the emergence of U.S. power, 21. -- Intervention, cooperation, and revolution, 39. -- Castroism and the challenge to U.S. power, 61. -- Elements of Latin American policy making, 97. -- Governmental participants in Latin American policy making, 99. -- Nongovernmental particpants in Latin American policy making, 127. -- Shaping U.S. - Latin American policy : The human element, 147. -- Dilemmas of U.S. - Latin American relations, 165. -- The fragile hold of democracy, 167. -- Responding to the comminist threat, 191. -- Change and decline in our sphhere of influence, 213. -- Conclusion : Central America and the national interest, 233
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Libro Libro Biblioteca Juan Bosch Biblioteca Juan Bosch Automatización y Procesos Técnicos Automatización y Procesos Técnicos (1er. Piso) F 1418 K93l 1990 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00020020088

The evolution of U.S. - Latin American relations, 19. -- The Monroe Doctrine and the emergence of U.S. power, 21. -- Intervention, cooperation, and revolution, 39. -- Castroism and the challenge to U.S. power, 61. -- Elements of Latin American policy making, 97. -- Governmental participants in Latin American policy making, 99. -- Nongovernmental particpants in Latin American policy making, 127. -- Shaping U.S. - Latin American policy : The human element, 147. -- Dilemmas of U.S. - Latin American relations, 165. -- The fragile hold of democracy, 167. -- Responding to the comminist threat, 191. -- Change and decline in our sphhere of influence, 213. -- Conclusion : Central America and the national interest, 233

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