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Panama's canal: what happens when the United States gives a small country what it wants/ Mark Falcoff

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FALCOFF Mark

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC, USA: AEI Press, 1998Description: 168pISBN:

0844740306 (pbk.):

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Summary: Written before the Panama canal officially passed to the ownership of the Republic of Panama, the author reviews shortcomings in the formulation of the Carter-Torrijos treaties in 1978; details events in the following 2 decades which led to both US and Panamanian revisionism; details the Panamanian context - history, sociology and politics; and highlights the possible future consequences of the departure of American civil and military authorities.

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Written before the Panama canal officially passed to the ownership of the Republic of Panama, the author reviews shortcomings in the formulation of the Carter-Torrijos treaties in 1978; details events in the following 2 decades which led to both US and Panamanian revisionism; details the Panamanian context - history, sociology and politics; and highlights the possible future consequences of the departure of American civil and military authorities.

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