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The United States and Latin America

By John Holladay Latané
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The author examines the causes and course of colonial revolt in Latin America, detailing administrative systems, racial and social hierarchies, and economic restrictions that shaped independence movements. He then surveys diplomatic relations between the United States and the newly independent republics, treating recognition, interventions, and recurring crises involving Cuba, the Panama Canal, Mexico, and Venezuela. Chapters trace the expansion of American influence in the Caribbean, the development of Pan‑American initiatives, and the application of guiding political principles toward southern neighbors. The book combines narrative history with analysis of policy decisions and their geopolitical consequences.

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John Holladay Latané

John Holladay Latané was an American author and scholar known for his contributions to the field of international relations and American foreign policy. His notable works include "From Isolation to Leadership, Revised / A Review of American Foreign Policy," which examines the evolution of U.S. foreign policy, and "The United States and Latin America," where he explores the complex interactions between the U.S. and its southern neighbors. Latané's writings reflect a deep understanding of geopolitical dynamics and have contributed to discussions on America's role in global affairs.

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