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The Prospects for the Free Trade Area of the Américas in the Bush Administration approach promoted by the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Trade Organization (WTO) to be part of a solution to poverty and inequity. In reality, the rules and policies of free trade are designed to create a stable and profitable environment for corporations and investors. Li

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The United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean: From Panamericanism to Neopanamericanism a good opportunity to focus our thoughts on this area given that we are entering a new millennium, particularly if the aim is to evaluate the development of such complex relations in order to project them onto the current scenario. There is no better starting place than the recovery of a series of

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Governance, Security, and Interamerican Relations: A Critique of the Liberal Paradigmthe liberal paradigm, undoubtedly predominant both at the academic and polítical level. That paradigm, which can also be called neoliberal,. assumes as its basic element Adam Smith s original hypothesis that “the invisible hand of the market” is the “magic wand” that will bring progress, welfare, an

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The Prospects for the Free Trade Area of the Américas in the Bush Administration goods, and services across borders in the Western hemisphere (excluding Cuba), to create one large integrated open market. If successful the FTAA would encompass 655 million people and a combined gross domestic product of $9 trillion. The stated goals of the FTAA, according to the Organization of A

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Latin American Armed Forces Facing the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century: Defense and Securityd thinner and in some cases were superfluous. In view of the serious problems that challenge Latin América today, it is difficult to decide whether they are inside the national borders and, as such, belong to the field of public security or if they are external and belong to national defense. The pr