The United States and Latin America: Redefining U.S. Purposes in the Post-Cold War EraG. Pope Atkins |
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Chapter 6 | 107 |
Military Questions Fred Woerner Jr | 119 |
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administration agencies agenda Andean antidrug armed forces assistance Bolivia Caribbean Central America challenge Chapare civilian coca cocaine Cold Cold War Colombia concerns conflict counternarcotics Defense democratic domestic drug control drug interdiction drug trafficking drug war economic development efforts exports foreign policy Fred Woerner global human rights Immigration impact important initiative institutions insurgency integration Inter-American Development Bank inter-American relations investment IRCA issues Latin America Latin American militaries Latin American policy law enforcement Margaret Daly Hayes Martz Mexico military involvement military's million multilateral narcoterrorism narcotics national security negotiations Office operations Panama percent Peru political Pope Atkins post-Cold President Bush problems programs question Reagan reform refugees region relationship role social Soviet strategic denial threat tion tional Tom Slick U.S. Congress U.S. government U.S. military U.S. policy U.S. policymakers U.S. security U.S.-Latin American UMOPAR United University violence war on drugs Washington D.C. Western Hemisphere