Anti-Americanism in Latin America and the Caribbean: 3 (Explorations in Culture and International History, 3) - Tapa blanda

..".an excellent collection...Like any good collection, the articles raise as many questions as they answer...[that] highlight the value of the collection for use in undergraduate courses on Latin American history, inter-American relations or U.S. foreign policy. Liberal use of appropriate political cartoons adds spice to the readings." - Hispanic American Historical Review .."..a very interesting collection of nine original essays, plus an extensive introduction by the editor...[whose]concluding remarks leave room for future debates... [It] could help undergraduate students in many disciplines, from international relations and American Studies to history and geopolitics...[It] must be seen as a fundamental addendum to any bibliography on the study of anti-Americanism." - The Latin Americanist "This volume addresses an important topic and does so very effectively. All of the essays take on a high level of quality. All the essays are well written and well researched. They also show a high level of methodological and conceptual sophistication. They effectively deal with uniformities and differences in manifestations of anti-Americanism from time to time and from place to place." - Mark Gilderhus, Texas Christian University ..".the collection succeeds in generating a number of stimulating explorations of anti-Americanism, providing an important starting point for further re-examination of a phenomenon that continues to grow in significance in the contemporary global environment." - Journal of Latin American Studies

Alan McPherson teaches history at Howard University in Washington, D.C. He is the author of Yankee No! Anti Americanism in U.S. Latin American Relations (2003). He is at work on a survey of U.S. Latin American relations since 1945 and on a study of Caribbean anti U.S. movements from 1912 to 1934.