Predatory states Operation Condor and covert war in Latin America
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TextPublication details: Lanham Littlefield Publishers 2005Description: xxx,285p. maps ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780742536876
- 980.033 22 MC-P
- HV6433.L32 O64 2005
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| 980.03 SK-M Modern Latin America | 980.031 NI- Nineteenth-century nation building and the Latin American intellectual tradition a reader | 980.033 GR-F Faces of Latin America | 980.033 MC-P Predatory states Operation Condor and covert war in Latin America | 980.033 WY-P Politics of Latin American development | 982 PE-A Argentina | 982 WH-A Argentina |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-269) and index.
What was Operation Condor? -- Cold war security coordination: the global context -- Operation Condor's structures and functioning: -- The parallel state in operation -- Condor's killing machine: phase II transnational operations -- Phase III: Condor's assassination capability -- Commanders and operatives of Condor -- The Central American Connection -- Conclusions.
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