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978-1-4985-2399-8 • Hardback • February 2016 • $150.00 • (£115.00)
978-1-4985-2401-8 • Paperback • September 2017 • $60.99 • (£47.00)
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Hanna S. Kassab is visiting professor at Northern Michigan University.
Jonathan D. Rosen is a research analyst at Florida International University’s Applied Research Center.
- The Obama Administration’s Policy Challenges in the Western Hemisphere
Ted Galen Carpenter- The Obama Doctrine and Cuba
Dario Moreno and Maria Ilcheva- The Obama Doctrine in Haiti
Christa L. Remington and Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor- U.S. Foreign Policy and the Caribbean Region: The Case of Trinidad and Tobago
Dianne Williams- The Violence of El Salvador: The Obama Doctrine and the Illiberal Temptation
Bradford R. McGuinn- Has Obama Forgotten about Mexico? An Examination of Obama’s Foreign Policy and U.S.-Mexico Bilateral Relations (2009–2015)
Roberto Zepeda Martínez and Jonathan D. Rosen- Shifting Priorities and Engaging the Peace Process: U.S.-Colombian Relations in the Obama Era
Victor J. Hinojosa- The Obama Administration and Peru
Barnett S. Koven and Cynthia McClintock- U.S.-Bolivian Relations in Times of Change
Eduardo A. Gamarra- The Failure of Engagement: U.S.-Venezuela Relations under Obama
Orlando J. Pérez- Brazil-U.S. Security Relations during the Obama Era
Ralph H. Espach- So Far From the Obama Doctrine: A View from Argentina
Khatchik DerGhougassian and María Belén Ahumada- Obama’s “Canada” Doctrine and the Campaign against Terrorism
Athanasios Hristoulas and Oliver Santín Peña- Regional Differences in Obama’s Foreign Policy: A Theoretical Approach
Hanna S. Kassab and Jonathan D. Rosen
The contributing authors examine the major shifts in policies toward security, drug trafficking, crime and terrorism in relation to Latin America that accompanied the foreign-policy transition from US president George W. Bush to Barack Obama.
— Survival: Global Politics and Strategy
What should Washington do next in Latin America? The Obama Doctrine in the Americas provides a very timely, comprehensive, and thoughtful examination of Washington’s foreign policy approaches in the Western Hemisphere; a great contribution to all of us who are concerned about the role and importance of the Americas in world affairs.
— Betty Horwitz, co-author of Latin America and the Caribbean in the Global Context: Why Care About the Americas?
The Obama Doctrine in the Americas is a balanced and thoughtful overview of how President Obama and his Western Hemisphere team have sought to engage with Latin America as its dynamics and challenges have evolved in the context of globalization…an important addition to the literature on Latin American studies, and U.S. Foreign Policy in general.
— R. Evan Ellis, Strategic Studies Institute, United States Army War College