The OAS and United States Foreign Policy |
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Introduction | 3 |
The United States and the Development of | 19 |
The OAS as a Collective Security System | 63 |
Copyright | |
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Actas del Consejo activities aggression alliance Ameri anti-Communist antidictatorial Argentina armed forces Article assistance attempt Balaguer Bogotá Bogotá Conference Bolivia Bosch Brazil Caribbean Charter Chile Cited hereinafter collective action collective security Commission Communist conflict Consultation of Ministers Costa Rica countries coup crisis Cuba Cuba's Cuban revolution delegate democracy democratic dictatorships diplomatic relations dispute Document Dominican Republic Duvalier economic Ecuador exile Foreign Affairs foreign ministers Guatemala Haiti Haitian hemi Honduras human rights Ibid inter-American system internal intervention Interviews invasion Investigating Committee Kennedy administration Latin American major measures Meeting of Consultation ment Mexico military Ministers of Foreign Moreover multilateral Nicaragua number of Latin OAS action Organization of American Pan American Union Peace Committee political pressures problem Punta Punta del Este Report request resolution Rican Rio Treaty role San José sanctions Security Council Soviet status quo subcommittee subversion threat tion Trujillo unilateral United States policy Uruguay Venezuela violations vote Washington York