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University of Texas Press
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Subjects
Boundary disputes, Boundaries, Case studies, Politics and war, Political leadership, Peru, politics and government, Ecuador, politics and government, Ecuador, foreign relations, Peru, foreign relations
Places
Peru, Ecuador

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Power, Institutions, and Leadership in War and Peace: Lessons from Peru and Ecuador, 1995-1998
Apr 01, 2013, University of Texas Press
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Power, institutions, and leadership in war and peace: lessons from Peru and Ecuador, 1995/1998
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Table of Contents

Introduction: explaining interstate conflict and boundary disputes in post/Cold War Latin America
Two nations in conflict
Presidential decision making: the institutional and personal context
Domestic politics and the push toward war
The domestic bases for resolution
Hemispheric diplomacy and the politics of a solution
Conclusions: lessons learned, progress achieved, and implications for other boundary disputes
Appendix A. Effective number of parties
Appendix B. Ecuadorean attitudes toward relations with Peru (november 1992)
Appendix C. Polling data on border issues (1994/1996).

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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355.02
Library of Congress
JZ6385 .M35 2012, JZ6385.M35 2012

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OL25054501M
ISBN 13
9780292735699, 9780292735705
LCCN
2011039279
OCLC/WorldCat
755004289

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