1st Edition

Controlling Latin American Conflicts Ten Approaches

Edited By Michael A. Morris Copyright 1983
    286 Pages
    by Routledge

    286 Pages
    by Routledge

    This book presents ten original approaches to containing and resolving conflict in Latin America. Stressing the need to closely link contemporary approaches to conflict management, it examines a broad scope of mechanisms ranging from confidence-building measures to arms control agreements.

    1. Introduction 2. Controlling Latin American Conflicts: Current Juridical Trends and Perspectives for the Future 3. Controlling Conflict in the Caribbean Basin: National Approaches 4. Controlling Conflict in South America: National Approaches 5. Regional Confidence-Building in the Military Field: The Case of Latin America 6. The Latin American Economic System as a Mechanism to Control Conflicts 7. Proliferation of Weaponry and Technology 8. Naval Arms Control in Latin America 9. Monitoring Latin American Arms Control Agreements 10. Islas Malvinas or Falkland Islands: The Negotiation of a Conflict, 1945–1982 11. The Containment of Conflict After Revolution: Lessons from Mexico and Bolivia 12. Equity and Freedom in U.S.-Latin American Relations