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The Resource Latin America and U.S. foreign policy : opposing viewpoints, Bonnie Szumski, book editor

Latin America and U.S. foreign policy : opposing viewpoints, Bonnie Szumski, book editor

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Summary
Includes opposing viewpoints placed back to back to create a running debate on U.S. foreign policy in Latin America
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
239 pages
Note
Spine title: Latin America & U.S. foreign policy
Contents
  • US intervention is the cause of Latin America's problems / Noam Chomsky
  • US intervention is not the cause of Latin America's problems / Luis Burstin
  • Latin America must break with the US / Sergio Bitar
  • Latin America must imitate the US / Carlos Alberto Montaner
  • More US aid is needed to help Latin America / Carl J. Migdail
  • US aid will not help Latin America / Lawrence E. Harrison
  • The US should apply sanctions to repressive regimes / the Americas Watch report on human rights and US policy in Latin America
  • The US should not restrict foreign relations with repressive regimes / Ted Galen Carpenter
  • US aid must continue in spite of Chile's human rights violations / Elliott Abrams
  • US economic pressure is needed to protest Chile's human rights violations / Pamela Constable and Arturo Valenzuela
  • US involvement has improved Guatemala's human rights situation / United States Bureau of Inter-American Affairs
  • Guatemala's human rights conditions are not improving / NISGUA (Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala)
  • Revolutionary movements are a direct threat to the US / Michael S. Radu
  • Revolutionary movements are not a threat to the US / Philip Berryman
  • US security concerns are real / Mark Hendrickson, interviewed by Robert James Bidinotto
  • US security concerns are fabricated / Rafael Hernandez
  • Cuba is a threat to the US / Timothy Ashby
  • Cuba is not a threat to the US / Carla Anne Robbins
  • Democracy is the best form of government for Latin America / Mario Vargas Llosa
  • Marxism is the best form of government for Latin America / Fred J. Currier
  • Communism has aided human rights in Cuba / Fidel Castro
  • Communism has destroyed human rights in Cuba / Armando Valladares
  • The US must support the Contras to end communist oppression / Enrique Bermudez
  • The US must allow Nicaragua to determine its own government / Sergio Ramirez
  • Freemarket policies must be implemented / Bela Balassa [and others]
  • Freemarket plans will not resolve Latin America's economic problems / Robert Pollin and Eduardo Zepeda
  • Mexico is on the verge of economic collapse / Sol Sanders
  • Mexico is not on the verge of economic collapse / Manuel Comacho Solis
  • The Latin American debt should be canceled / Fidel Castro
  • The US must aid Latin America in repaying the debt / J. Antonio Villamil
Isbn
9780899083995
Instance
Label
Latin America and U.S. foreign policy : opposing viewpoints
Title
Latin America and U.S. foreign policy
Title remainder
opposing viewpoints
Statement of responsibility
Bonnie Szumski, book editor
Title variation
  • Latin America and US foreign policy
  • Latin America & U.S. foreign policy
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Summary
Includes opposing viewpoints placed back to back to create a running debate on U.S. foreign policy in Latin America
Related
Member of
Cataloging source
DLC
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
LC call number
F1418
LC item number
.L3555 1988
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
1958-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
Szumski, Bonnie
Series statement
Opposing viewpoints series
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Latin America
  • United States
  • Latin America
  • Latin America
  • EE. UU.
  • Hispanoamérica
  • Hispanoamérica
  • Latin America
  • United States
  • Human rights
  • Debts, External
  • Derechos civiles
  • Deuda exterior
  • Debts, External
  • Economic policy
  • Human rights
  • Diplomatic relations
  • Politics and government
  • FOREIGN POLICY
  • UNITED STATES
  • LATIN AMERICA
  • POLITICAL CONDITIONS
  • ECONOMIC POLICY
  • HUMAN RIGHTS
  • EXTERNAL DEBT
Label
Latin America and U.S. foreign policy : opposing viewpoints, Bonnie Szumski, book editor
Instantiates
Publication
Note
Spine title: Latin America & U.S. foreign policy
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographies and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
US intervention is the cause of Latin America's problems / Noam Chomsky -- US intervention is not the cause of Latin America's problems / Luis Burstin -- Latin America must break with the US / Sergio Bitar -- Latin America must imitate the US / Carlos Alberto Montaner -- More US aid is needed to help Latin America / Carl J. Migdail -- US aid will not help Latin America / Lawrence E. Harrison -- The US should apply sanctions to repressive regimes / the Americas Watch report on human rights and US policy in Latin America -- The US should not restrict foreign relations with repressive regimes / Ted Galen Carpenter -- US aid must continue in spite of Chile's human rights violations / Elliott Abrams -- US economic pressure is needed to protest Chile's human rights violations / Pamela Constable and Arturo Valenzuela -- US involvement has improved Guatemala's human rights situation / United States Bureau of Inter-American Affairs -- Guatemala's human rights conditions are not improving / NISGUA (Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala) -- Revolutionary movements are a direct threat to the US / Michael S. Radu -- Revolutionary movements are not a threat to the US / Philip Berryman -- US security concerns are real / Mark Hendrickson, interviewed by Robert James Bidinotto -- US security concerns are fabricated / Rafael Hernandez -- Cuba is a threat to the US / Timothy Ashby -- Cuba is not a threat to the US / Carla Anne Robbins -- Democracy is the best form of government for Latin America / Mario Vargas Llosa -- Marxism is the best form of government for Latin America / Fred J. Currier -- Communism has aided human rights in Cuba / Fidel Castro -- Communism has destroyed human rights in Cuba / Armando Valladares -- The US must support the Contras to end communist oppression / Enrique Bermudez -- The US must allow Nicaragua to determine its own government / Sergio Ramirez -- Freemarket policies must be implemented / Bela Balassa [and others] -- Freemarket plans will not resolve Latin America's economic problems / Robert Pollin and Eduardo Zepeda -- Mexico is on the verge of economic collapse / Sol Sanders -- Mexico is not on the verge of economic collapse / Manuel Comacho Solis -- The Latin American debt should be canceled / Fidel Castro -- The US must aid Latin America in repaying the debt / J. Antonio Villamil
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
239 pages
Isbn
9780899083995
Isbn Type
(lib. bdg.)
Lccn
87021088
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other control number
ZBWT00146380
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
  • (OCoLC)16355045
  • (OCoLC)ocm16355045
Label
Latin America and U.S. foreign policy : opposing viewpoints, Bonnie Szumski, book editor
Publication
Note
Spine title: Latin America & U.S. foreign policy
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographies and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
US intervention is the cause of Latin America's problems / Noam Chomsky -- US intervention is not the cause of Latin America's problems / Luis Burstin -- Latin America must break with the US / Sergio Bitar -- Latin America must imitate the US / Carlos Alberto Montaner -- More US aid is needed to help Latin America / Carl J. Migdail -- US aid will not help Latin America / Lawrence E. Harrison -- The US should apply sanctions to repressive regimes / the Americas Watch report on human rights and US policy in Latin America -- The US should not restrict foreign relations with repressive regimes / Ted Galen Carpenter -- US aid must continue in spite of Chile's human rights violations / Elliott Abrams -- US economic pressure is needed to protest Chile's human rights violations / Pamela Constable and Arturo Valenzuela -- US involvement has improved Guatemala's human rights situation / United States Bureau of Inter-American Affairs -- Guatemala's human rights conditions are not improving / NISGUA (Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala) -- Revolutionary movements are a direct threat to the US / Michael S. Radu -- Revolutionary movements are not a threat to the US / Philip Berryman -- US security concerns are real / Mark Hendrickson, interviewed by Robert James Bidinotto -- US security concerns are fabricated / Rafael Hernandez -- Cuba is a threat to the US / Timothy Ashby -- Cuba is not a threat to the US / Carla Anne Robbins -- Democracy is the best form of government for Latin America / Mario Vargas Llosa -- Marxism is the best form of government for Latin America / Fred J. Currier -- Communism has aided human rights in Cuba / Fidel Castro -- Communism has destroyed human rights in Cuba / Armando Valladares -- The US must support the Contras to end communist oppression / Enrique Bermudez -- The US must allow Nicaragua to determine its own government / Sergio Ramirez -- Freemarket policies must be implemented / Bela Balassa [and others] -- Freemarket plans will not resolve Latin America's economic problems / Robert Pollin and Eduardo Zepeda -- Mexico is on the verge of economic collapse / Sol Sanders -- Mexico is not on the verge of economic collapse / Manuel Comacho Solis -- The Latin American debt should be canceled / Fidel Castro -- The US must aid Latin America in repaying the debt / J. Antonio Villamil
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
239 pages
Isbn
9780899083995
Isbn Type
(lib. bdg.)
Lccn
87021088
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other control number
ZBWT00146380
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
  • (OCoLC)16355045
  • (OCoLC)ocm16355045

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