The Bush doctrine and Latin America
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The Bush doctrine and Latin America
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This volume focuses on the contemporary political, economic and security affairs of the Western Hemisphere. Following a decade of focus on economic matters around the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), the authors argue that the Bush Doctrine formed in the wake of 9/11 has resulted in a renewed U.S. concentration on security matters.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- G.Prevost & C.O.Campos The United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean: From NeoPanamericanism to the 'American System' of the 21st Century
- C.O.Campos The Free Trade Area of the Americas in the Latin American Agenda of United States Foreign Policy
- L.F.Ayerbe The Axis of Misunderstanding: The Bush Administration, Intelligence Agencies, and Hemispheric Security after 11 September 2001
- P.E.Olsen Free Trade Agreements: Key Pieces in the Accumulation of Transnational Capital
- R.Moreno Drinking Water, the New Strategic Resource of the 21st Century: The Special Case of the Guarani Aquifer
- E.Bruzzone Plan Colombia and Its Implications for the Andean Region
- G.Rodas Amazonia, MERCOSUR and the Possibilities for Integration
- E.Amayo Integration and the Environment in Latin America
- A.Elizalde Confronting the Hegemon and its Latin American Agents: Latin American Social Movements and Progressive Governments in the New Century
- G.Prevost
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