A History of U.S.-Latin American Relations
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"Borders and Bridges: A History of U.S.-Latin American Relations is required college-level reading for any who would approach the modern dilemmas of border protection armed with a historical approach. Here the changing relationship between the U.S. and Latin America is examined over the decades with an attention to US/Latin American collaboration and changing social and political interrelationships. From competition between differing political systems to changing military approaches, Borders and Bridges is a 'must' for any in-depth analysis." - The Midwest Book Review - The Bookwatch
Stewart Brewer is Assistant Professor of History at Dana College.
Foreword by Michael LaRosa Preface and Acknowledgments 1 Foundations and Perceptions 2 The European Enlightenment and the Birth of U.S.Latin American Relations 3 The Independence Movements in Spanish Latin America and Brazil 4 The Monroe Doctrine, Manifest Destiny, and the Mexican War 5 Nineteenth-Century U.S. Imperialism and the Spanish American War 6 Gunboat Diplomacy, Panama, and the New World Policeman 7 The Great Depression, the Good Neighbor Policy, and World War II 8 The Cold War, the Cuban Revolution, and the Cuban Missile Crisis 9 The End of Nonintervention and the End of the Cold War 10 Crossing the Threshold of a New Century A Chronology of U.S.Latin American Relations Notes Bibliography Index