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Volume 43 - Spring 2001

Contents

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Critical Debates

Policy Issues

  • The OAS and the Summit of the Americas: Coexistence, or Integration of Forces for Multilateralism?

  • Robin L. Rosenberg
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    02 January 2018, pp. 79-101

  • Fifty years after the creation of the OAS, political power is not centralized in that organization but variously diffused throughout the interamerican system. Meanwhile, the Summit of the Americas process has slowly acquired its own institutionality outside the OAS, and is sometimes perceived as challenging the primacy of the ideal of the OAS as the principal institution of interamerican relations. Even with its own weaknesses, the Summit of the Americas has become the most important force for reform of the OAS. As the hemisphere prepares for the third full summit in Quebec, this essay assesses the relationship of these two institutions and their future prospects.

Critical Debates

Policy Issues

  • The OAS Democratic Solidarity Paradigm: Questions of Collective and National Leadership

  • Andrew F. Cooper, Thomas Legler
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    02 January 2018, pp. 103-126

  • This article examines the prospects for an interamerican “paradigm of democratic solidarity.” Although the region has seen genuine progress in the promotion and defense of democracy, a significant deficit in collective and national leadership hinders the consolidation of hemispheric prodemocracy activism. As illustrated by a number of recent cases, including the controversy over Peru's May 2000 election, these impediments are not only situational but structural. This article concludes with a discussion of ways to move beyond these problems and to buttress the democratic solidarity doctrine.

Critical Debates

Book Reviews

Books Received

Book Reviews

Critical Debates

Book Reviews

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