American foreign policy toward Latin America in the 80s and 90s : issues and controversies from Reagan to Bush / Howard J. Wiarda.
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Table of Contents:
- United States policy toward Central America : a retrospective of the Reagan years
- United States policy in Latin America : the Bush agenda
- "Friendly tyrants" : gauging when to change U.S. policy
- The military and democracy
- Europe's ambiguous relations with Latin America : blowing hot and cold in the Western Hemisphere
- The politics of Latin American debt
- Opportunities and obstacles to superpower conflict resolution : Soviet-American cooperation in Central America
- State-society relations in Latin America : toward a theory of the contract state
- Rethinking political development : a look backward over thirty years, and a look ahead
- Political culture and national development
- Turnaround in Nicaragua : the larger implications
- Mexico : the unraveling of a corporatist regime?
- The Dominican Republic : mirror legacies of democracy and authoritarianism
- Is Cuba next? : crises of the Castro regime
- South American domestic politics and foreign policy
- Saving Latin America from the "black hole"
- The democratic breakthrough in Latin America : challenges, prospects, and U.S. policy.
