Titlebook: Regionalism Versus Multilateralism; The Organization of Christopher R. Thomas,Juliana T. Magloire Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Medi

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The Tracing of a Trajectory Latin Americans, it offered an opportunity to engage and influence to some extent U.S. hemispheric perceptions, while at the same time promoting international cooperation in a wide range of fields. For the United States, it offered a forum for keeping a vigilant eye on the presence and influence of

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Dynamism and Flexibilitylaboration over more than fifty years. This important element underlying the foundation, development and policy formulation mechanism which constitute the basis of Inter-American Cooperation has been evident throughout the activities of the OAS. However, on occasions, the Organization has been slow

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Management of Changeng our world have taxed the resourcefulness of governments and organizations everywhere to marshal their human resource in order to optimize the resultant opportunities and requirements. In the particular case of the OAS, the challenge consists in matching the resourcefulness and versatility of its

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Subregionalism within the OASispheric diversity there is a natural tendency for countries to polarize into groupings based on a number of factors, of which geographical proximity, economic condition and cultural affinities are important considerations. This tendency has resulted in the development of a wide range of sub-regiona

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A New Organization for a New Centuryommunity and, indeed, the Hemisphere are imposing and multidimensional. There are also poignant indicators that these trends will increase and intensify. The prospects of these realities must induce the Organization to undertake an exercise of reflection and soul searching. This exercise must inevit

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Book 2000 partnership with governments, the privatesectors, and a plethora of increasingly influential interest groups...Regionalism Versus Multilateralism. seeks to illustrate these newroles by tracing the way the Organization of American States (OAS),the oldest regional organization, has pursued its object