PS 538 - CONFLICT AND COOPERATION IN LATIN AMERICAN RELATIONS

College of Arts and Sciences

Credit(s): 3

An examination of (1) national development strategies as determinants of Latin American foreign policies, (2) the origins and political consequences of economic nationalism, (3) historical patterns of U.S. response to reformist and/or revolutionary change, (4) the role of extra-continental contenders for influence in the Americas, and (5) at least one contemporary foreign policy issue in inter-American relations.

Prereq: PS 428G or permission of instructor.