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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Web Resources: U.S. Foreign Policy in Latin America

The Andean Crisis (by Laura Carlsen, Foreign Policy in Focus, 3/20/08)

2008: Latin America’s Hope and Challenge (by Laura Carlsen, Foreign Policy in Focus, 1/18/08)

Tarnished Image: Latin America Perceives the United States (by Lisa Haugaard, Latin America Working Group, March 2006)

Below the Radar: U.S. Military Programs with Latin America, 199702007 (by Joy Olson, Lisa Haugaard and Adam Isacson, Latin America Working Group, March 2007)

Forging New Ties: A Fresh Approach to U.S. Policy in Latin America (by Geoff Thale and Joy Olson, Washington Office on Latin America, September, 2007)

Latin America Banks on Independence: The new Bank of the South assaults neoliberal economics (by Mark Engler, In These Times, February 2008)

Hemispheric Echoes: The Reverberations of Latin American Populism (by Larry Birns and Nicholas Birns, Harvard International Review, August 2007)

Update on the Americas – Democratic Governance and the ‘New Left’ - Repoliticizing Latin America: The Revival of Populist and Leftist Alternatives (by Kenneth Roberts, Latin American Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, November 2007)

Hemispheric Hypocrisy (by Rubrick Biegon, Foreign Policy in Focus, 11/16/2007)

Ready, Aim, Foreign Policy: How the Pentagon’s role in foreign policy is growing, and why Congress – and the American public – should be worried (by George Withers, Adam Isacson, Lisa Haugaard, Joy Olson and Joel Fyle, Washington Office on Latin America, March 2008)

The Rebirth of Populism in Latin America Poses a Powerful Challenge to the Neoliberal Order (by John Green of Center on Hemispheric Affairs, August 22, 2006, online at Venezuela Analysis.com)