Toward a new world order: the United States and Europe

Article Abstract:

The relationship between the US and Europe is examined from after the second world war to the '90s. It is argued that with the new environment, the US foreign policy should be shaped accordingly. The traditional pattern of seeing the relationship between nations as akin to that between individuals and the conversion/destruction of those who refuse to fit the pattern is no longer applicable. It would be in America's interest to recognize the fact that its relationships with the different countries in Eastern and Western Europe and the Pacific Community need different approaches and that the 'one size fits all' policy is not at all applicable.

Asia, Western Europe

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International courts: Some pitfalls

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Issues concerning shortfalls in the international justice system are discussed, with focus on the example of the extradition of Augusto Pinochet. Particular attention is given to the role of international courts in either maintaining a fair justice system or crating tyranny.

Management, Jurisdiction (International law)

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The U.S. and Latin America: building friendships

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The relations between Latin America and the United States are examined. Only the narcotics war and the policy against Cuba mar the relationship. Political and economic developments are presented. The new role of the Organization of American States is presented.

Latin America, Organization of American States, Enterprise for the Americas Initiative

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