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Home >  Books >  Latin America after the Cold War
Latin America after the Cold War
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Implications for U.S. Policy
By Mark Falcoff, Douglas Payne, Susan K. Purcell
Posted: Saturday, January 1, 2000
96 pages
Americas Society
Publication Date: March 1991
Paperback
ISBN: 1879128012

This book examines Latin American foreign policy released from the tensions of the Cold War and what it will mean for the United States.

Mark Falcoff is a resident scholar at AEI.

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