RICHARD S. HILLMAN is Professor and Director, Institute for the Study of Democracy and Human Rights, at St. John Fisher College and Central Bucknellty of Venezuela.JOHN A. PEELER is Presidential Professor of Political Science at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA.ELSA CARDOZO DA SILVA is Professor, School of International Studies, at Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas.

• Preface Critical Perspectives on Democracy and Human Rights Introduction by Richard S. Hillman, John A. Peeler, and Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Preserving Memory: The Past and the Human Rights Movement in Chile by Louis N. Bickford Venezuela and Colombia: Governability as the Social Construction of Democracy by Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Citizenship and Human Rights Policy in Brazil by Isabel Ribeiro de Oliveira The United States and the International Promotion of Democracy Ploughing the Sea? International Defense on the Age of Illiberal Democracy by Christopher Sabatini U.S. Policy for the Promotion of Democracy: The Venezuelan Case by Maria Teresa Romero Democracy and International Military Intervention: The Case of Haiti by Irwin P. Stotzky Re-Thinking U.S. Policy Toward Fidel Castro: Can Implementation of "Best Business Proctices" Better Promote Political and Economic Liberalization in Cuba? by Edward Drachman Conclusion by Richard S. Hillman, John A. Peeler, and Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Index

RICHARD S. HILLMAN is Professor and Director, Institute for the Study of Democracy and Human Rights, at St. John Fisher College and Central Bucknellty of Venezuela.JOHN A. PEELER is Presidential Professor of Political Science at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA.ELSA CARDOZO DA SILVA is Professor, School of International Studies, at Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas.

• Preface Critical Perspectives on Democracy and Human Rights Introduction by Richard S. Hillman, John A. Peeler, and Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Preserving Memory: The Past and the Human Rights Movement in Chile by Louis N. Bickford Venezuela and Colombia: Governability as the Social Construction of Democracy by Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Citizenship and Human Rights Policy in Brazil by Isabel Ribeiro de Oliveira The United States and the International Promotion of Democracy Ploughing the Sea? International Defense on the Age of Illiberal Democracy by Christopher Sabatini U.S. Policy for the Promotion of Democracy: The Venezuelan Case by Maria Teresa Romero Democracy and International Military Intervention: The Case of Haiti by Irwin P. Stotzky Re-Thinking U.S. Policy Toward Fidel Castro: Can Implementation of "Best Business Proctices" Better Promote Political and Economic Liberalization in Cuba? by Edward Drachman Conclusion by Richard S. Hillman, John A. Peeler, and Elsa Cardozo Da Silva Index