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Phasenmodelle in der Systementwicklung their bondholders. This chapter investigates why foreign control episodes were mostly absent in Latin America despite recurrent debt crises. Focusing on two case studies from the mid-nineteenth century, Mexico and Peru, it analyzes how public and private control was pursued to secure debt repayment