The United States and the Southern Cone : Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay / Arthur P. Whitaker.
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TextSeries: The American Foreign Policy Library ; 19Publisher: Cambridge, MA :  Harvard University Press,  [2013]Copyright date: ©1976Edition: Reprint 2014Description: 1 online resource (464 p.) : 3 KtnContent type: - 9780674593657
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Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- I. Introduction: Unity and Diversity in the Southern Cone -- Part One. Nineteenth-Century Foundations -- II. Argentina, 1810–1910: A Modern Miracle -- III. Uruguay, 1810–1900: From Artigas to Ariel -- IV. Chile, 1810–1910: From Liberation to Dependency -- Part Two. From Development to Depression -- V. Argentina: Fall from Euphoria, 1910–1940 -- VI. Uruguay, the First Welfare State, 1903–1942 -- VII. Chile from Centenary to World War II, 1910–1942 -- VIII. Interwar Comparisons -- Part Three. From World War II to the Upheavals of 1973 and Their Aftermath -- IX. Postwar Disarray in the Southern Cone -- X. The Perón Regime and Its Legacy -- XI. The Perón Era: Fragmentation and Finale -- XII. Uruguay: From Democracy to Dictatorship, 1942–1973 -- XIII. Poverty, Progress, and Politics in Chile, 1942–1970 -- XIV. Socialism in Chile: An Unfinished Experiment -- XV. Aftermath of the Upheavals of 1973 -- Part Four. United States Relations with the Southern Cone -- XVI. Relations through World War II -- XVII. The Cold War Generation: Hegemony or Leadership? -- Appendix -- Bibliographical Notes -- Index
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