Politics and Foreign Relations in Twentieth-Century Latin America

Conference on Latin American History 57
Saturday, January 4, 2014: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
Congressional Room B (Omni Shoreham)
Chair:
Jane M. Rausch, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Papers:
Colombia's Neutrality during 1914-18: An Overlooked Dimension of World War I
Jane M. Rausch, University of Massachusetts Amherst
From "Experts" To "Whipping Boys": Identity and Background of the Technical Elite of Dasp and Civil Service Reform in Brazil at the Estado Novo, 1938-45
Fernanda Lima Rabelo, Instituto Federal Fluminense
Offering a Way to Organize the Nation: The Concept of “Christian Democracy” within the Chilean Catholic Church, 1891–1920
Karin Andrea Sanchez-Manriquez, University of Texas at Austin
The Oil Controversy and the Transformation of U.S.-Mexican Relations after the Mexican Revolution, 1919–29
Jose Luis Ramos, University of Chicago
The Challenge of Uruguay-U.S. Relations, FDR's Image, and the Debate over the American Military Bases, 1933-45
Pedro Cameselle-Pesce, Fordham University
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