The Cold War and its Aftermath in the Americas

More than two decades have passed since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the transfer of the Cold War file from a daily preoccupation of policy makers to a more detached assessment by historians. Scholars of U.S.-Latin American relations are beginning to take advantage both of the distance in time and of newly opened archives to reflect on the four decades that, from the 1940s to the 1980s, divided the Americas, as they did much of the world. Others are seeking to understand U.S. policy and inter-American relations in the post-Cold War era, a period that not only lacks a clear definition but also still has no name. Still others have turned their gaze forward to offer policies in regard to the region for the new Obama administration

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• Revolutionizing Cuban Psychiatry

  Jeff Lambe, Jennifer Lynn Lambe•Bulletin of the history of medicine•2017

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• Scholarly Research on U.S.-Latin American Relations

  Open Access•Mariano E Bertucci•Latin American Politics and Society•2013

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• Puerto Rico and the Postcolonial Challenge to the Study of US–Latin American Relations in IR

  Eric Rittinger•New Political Science•2026

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• Foreign Policy Change in Latin America

  Open Access•F Merke, Diego Reynoso et al.•Latin American Research Review•2020

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• Soft Balancing in the Americas

  Max Paul Friedman, Tom Long•International Security•2015

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• Inevitable revolutions

  Walter Lafeber•Inevitable revolutions•1993

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• Beneath the United States

  Lars Schoultz•Beneath the United States•1998

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• Interventions, Conventional and Unconventional

  Open Access•Thomas F O’brien, Thomas F O'Brien Thomas F O'Brien•Latin American Research Review•2009

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• Retiring the Puppets, Bringing Latin America Back In

  Max Paul Friedman•Diplomatic History•2003

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• Explaining U.S. Policy toward the Caribbean Basin

  Open Access•Robert A Pastor, Robert Α Pastor•World Politics•1986

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• The Secret War in Mexico

  William E Gibbs, Friedrich Katz•Western Historical Quarterly•1983

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• Recent Works on U.S.–Latin American Relations

  Open Access•Gregory Weeks, Gregory Weeks Gregory Weeks•Latin American Research Review•2009

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• Suspicious Minds

  Open Access•Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano•Latin American Politics and Society•2008

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• Talons of the eagle

  Peter H Smith•Talons of the eagle•2000

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• The Congress, the Executive and Intermestic Affairs

  Bayless Manning•Foreign Affairs•1977

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• Eisenhower and Latin America

  Piero Gleijeses, Stephen G Rabe•Hispanic American Historical Review•1989

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• The Sparrow and the Hawk

  Charles D Ameringer, Kyle Longley•Hispanic American Historical Review•1998

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