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Second Cold War : US and Caribbean law and order

By:

Vega, Bernardo

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CSIS Americas Program WashingtonUS 1998Description: [3], i, 9 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Examines the new US-Caribbean relationship. Views US policy as largely focussed on 'police issues' such as drugs and illegal immigration. Perceives simularities in a U.S. policy that fought against those 'soft on communism' and a policy that fights against those ' soft on drugs'. Introduces an often overlooked element into the US-Caribbean relationship : that of the Caribbean diaspora.

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Examines the new US-Caribbean relationship. Views US policy as largely focussed on 'police issues' such as drugs and illegal immigration. Perceives simularities in a U.S. policy that fought against those 'soft on communism' and a policy that fights against those ' soft on drugs'. Introduces an often overlooked element into the US-Caribbean relationship : that of the Caribbean diaspora.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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