United States Policy Toward Latin America: Antecedents and Alternatives

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Arizona State University, 1976, 220 pp

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The field covered by these 13 papers extends from Panama and Cuba to SELA and the OAS to financial flows and technological aspects, with some emphasis on the duality of U.S. idealism and realpolitik, and the predominance of U.S. and Brazilian influence.

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