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United States-Latin American Relations, 1850-1903 - Establishing a Relationship (Paperback, First Edition, 1st ed.)
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United States-Latin American Relations, 1850-1903 - Establishing a Relationship (Paperback, First Edition, 1st ed.)
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Essays in this volume provide an in-depth analysis of the
developing relationship between the Americas during the critical
period from the Mexican War to the Panama Canal treaty. During the
second half of the 19th century several forces in the UnitedStates,
Latin America, and Europe converged to set the stage for the
establishment of a more permanent relationship between the United
States and Latin America. The key factors--security, economics, and
modernization - created both commonalities and conflicts between
and among regions. In this volume, scholars examine not only the
domestic but also the geopolitical forces that encouraged and
guided development of diplomatic relations in this rapidly changing
period. As the contributors note, by the end of the century,
economic interests dominated the relationship that eventually
developed. This period saw the building of a string of U.S. naval
bases in Latin America and the Caribbean, the rapid
industrialization of the United States and the development of a
substantial export market, the entrance of many U.S. entrepreneurs
into Latin American countries, and the first two inter-American
conferences. By the century's end, the United States appeared as
the dominant partner in the relationship, a perception that earned
it the "imperialist" label. This volume untangles this complex
relationship by examining U.S. relations with Mexico, Cuba,
Colombia, Central America, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay,
and Paraguay from the perspective of both the United States andthe
individual Latin American countries. A companion volume to United
States-Latin American Relations, 1800-1850: The Formative
Generations, edited by T. Ray Shurbutt, this book establishes a
historical perspective crucial to understanding contemporary
diplomatic relations.
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