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|a Democracy and human rights in Latin America /
|c edited by Richard S. Hillman, John A. Peeler, and Elsa Cardozo Da Silva
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|a Introduction -- Preserving memory: the past and the human rights movement in Chile -- Venezuela and Colombia: governability as the social construction of democracy -- Citizenship and human rights policy in Brazil -- Plowing the sea? International defense of democracy in the age of illiberal democracy -- U.S. policy for the promotion of democracy: the Venezuelan case -- Democracy and international military intervention: the case of Haiti -- Rethinking U.S. policy toward Fidel Castro: can implementation of best business practices better promote political and economic liberalization in Cuba? --Conclusion
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|a Democratization
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|a Latin America
|x Politics and government
|y 20th century
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|a United States
|x Foreign relations
|z Latin America
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|a Latin America
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|a Hillman, Richard S.,
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|a Cardozo de Da Silva, Elsa
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