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048356
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London, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1999.
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x, 299p.
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1555877176
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ID:
121214
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2012.
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Canada's minister of state for the Americas and consular affairs, Diane
Ablonczy, opened the December 2011 ministerial dialogue on the Americas
with the questions, "How is Canada doing in the Americas? How can we
do better?"1
The contributions to this special issue of International Journal
propose to frame some answers to these questions.
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121216
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2012.
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Since 1940 the Americas have been fairly peaceful compared to other regions
of the world. Although Central America was racked by extremely violent civil
wars during the 1980s, over the past few decades the region as a whole has
not experienced many military con?icts between states. Barely a handful of
the various territorial disputes, past or present, have led to open warfare. The
last signi?cant episode, the 1995 war between Peru and Ecuador, lasted no
more than a week. Yet this relative tranquillity must not obscure the fact that
over the years, the regional security agenda has undergone major changes.
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001398
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Boulder, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1996.
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xx, 253p.
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1555875130
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