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Contributions in Latin American Studies: Beyond the Ideal : Pan Americanism in Inter-American Affairs by David Sheinin (2000, Hardcover)
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Number of Pages: 240. Weight: 1.21 lbs. Publication Date: 2000-09-30. Publisher: Praeger.
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PublisherBloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-100313314705
ISBN-139780313314704
eBay Product ID (ePID)1676257
Product Key Features
Number of Pages240 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameBeyond the Ideal : Pan Americanism in Inter-American Affairs
Publication Year2000
SubjectWorld / General, World, Latin America / General
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaPolitical Science, History
AuthorDavid Sheinin
SeriesContributions in Latin American Studies
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.7 in
Item Weight18.3 Oz
Item Length9 in
Item Width6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN99-462055
Reviews"Ieyond the Ideal will be useful in U.S. foreign relations classes and should find a home in some Latin American history classes or seminars, especially those empahasizing national relations. This book will inform students and generate curiosity about a wide range of themes in U.S.-Latin American relations." The Journal of American History
Dewey Edition21
Series Volume NumberVol. 18
Number of Volumes1 vol.
Volume Number18
Dewey Decimal303.48/28073
Table Of ContentRethinking Pan Americanism: An Introduction by David Sheinin Pan Americanism and Slavery in the Era of Latin American Independence by Peter Blanchard The First Conference of American States (1889-1890) and the Early Pan American Policy of the United States by Joseph Smith Leo Stanton Rowe and the Meaning of Pan Americanism by David Barton Castle A Greater America? Pan Americanism and the Professional Study of Latin America, 1890-1990 by Mark T. Berger Rubén Darío and Literary Anti-Americanism/Anti-imperialism by Alberto Prieto-Calixto Hispanismo Versus Pan Americanism: Spanish Efforts to Counter US Influence in Latin America Before 1930 by Richard V. Salisbury In Four Languages, But with One Voice: Division and Solidarity Within Pan American Feminism, 1923-1933 by K. Lynn Stoner The New Pan Americanism in United States-Central American Relations, 1933-1954 by Thomas M. Leonard "Its Most Destructive Agents": Pan American Environmentalism in the Early Twentieth Century by David Sheinin Pan American Shift: Oswaldo Aranha and the Demise of the Brazilian-American Alliance by Michael Weis The Theory and Practice of Inter-American Literature: An Historical Overview by Earl E. Fitz The Myth of Pan Americanism: United States Policy Toward Latin America During the Cold War, 1954-1963 by Stephen M. Streeter Ecuador and the Organization of American States: A Less Than Perfect Union by Jeanne A.K. Hey The Inter-American Human Rights System: A Force for Positive Change in the Americas by Jo M. Pasqualucci Eclectic Ideal: Bringing a Positivist Order to the Literature of Pan Americanism by David Sheinin Index
SynopsisEnvisioned before 1900 as a diplomatic and political model for cooperation among nations in the Americas, Pan Americanism has come to represent a varied set of economic, cultural, and political processes at the core of both inter-American cooperation and conflict. This collection of new essays takes Pan Americanism beyond a mere discussion of inter-American cooperation and a Cold War focus on defense and security. While the Pan American Union and, later, the Organization of American States have often been at the center of Pan American politics and diplomacy, Sheinin offers an overview of the ranging facets of Pan Americanism both inside and outside of these institutions. Themes range from a discussion of U.S. influence in the region and other diplomatic initiatives to new research in women's history and environmentalism. A broad range of scholars consider the impact of the abolition of slavery and the role of nation building in the hemisphere, as well as the ideological foundations of Pan Americanism in the United States. The concept is examined as a propaganda device, but also, through the OAS, as a means for smaller countries in the Americas to exercise a degree of diplomatic influence. Other topics include the First Conference of American States and North American plans for an economic union, Pan American feminism, the problem of wildlife preservation, and the theory and practice of inter-American literature. Finally, the book details crucial success stories of the late 20th century: the American Convention on Human Rights, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
LC Classification NumberF1410
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